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Home Gotcha Bahrain wants with Jordan: MP 24-06-2013 02:35 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Bahraini officials allegedly expressed to a Jordanian parliamentary delegation recently a proposal for unity between Jordan and the Kingdom of Bahrain. Member of Parliament Abdul Majid al-Aqtash said during a Lower House session on Sunday that Bahraini officials recently proposed a between the two kingdoms during a recent visit by a parliamentary delegation to Bahrain, where they met with King Hamad Al Khalifah and senior Bahraini officials. MP Al Aqtash called for a "comprehensive union" of Arab countries, to begin with the Kingdoms of Jordan, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco as a prelude for future greater Arab union.

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Bahrain wants with Jordan: MP

24-06-2013 02:35 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Bahraini officials allegedly expressed to a Jordanian parliamentary delegation recently a proposal for unity between Jordan and the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Member of Parliament Abdul Majid al-Aqtash said during a Lower House session on Sunday that Bahraini officials recently proposed a between the two kingdoms during a recent visit by a parliamentary delegation to Bahrain, where they met with King Hamad Al Khalifah and senior Bahraini officials.

MP Al Aqtash called for a "comprehensive union" of Arab countries, to begin with the Kingdoms of Jordan, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco as a prelude for future greater Arab union.

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