Twenty Jordanians arrived in Jordan from Sudan Monday morning

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Home Jordan News Twenty Jordanians arrived in Jordan from Sudan Monday morning 25-04-2023 08:52 AM Ammon News - The Foreign Ministry Monday said 20 Jordanians arrived in the Kingdom after being evacuated from Sudan aboard a German plane sent to evacuate Germans from the war-torn country. The ministry stated that it is following up on the well-being of Jordanians in Sudan supported by the Jordanian embassy in Port Sudan. It noted that the ministry would provide whatever support to Jordanians stranded in Sudan. The Jordanian evacuation planes of the Royal Jordanian Air Force arrived after midnight last night at Marka Military Airport from Sudan, carrying 343 Jordanians, Palestinians, Iraqis, Syrians and Germans.

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Twenty Jordanians arrived in Jordan from Sudan Monday morning

25-04-2023 08:52 AM

Ammon News - The Foreign Ministry Monday said 20 Jordanians arrived in the Kingdom after being evacuated from Sudan aboard a German plane sent to evacuate Germans from the war-torn country.

The ministry stated that it is following up on the well-being of Jordanians in Sudan supported by the Jordanian embassy in Port Sudan. It noted that the ministry would provide whatever support to Jordanians stranded in Sudan.

The Jordanian evacuation planes of the Royal Jordanian Air Force arrived after midnight last night at Marka Military Airport from Sudan, carrying 343 Jordanians, Palestinians, Iraqis, Syrians and Germans.

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