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King swears in Ababneh as Judicial Council president, Ghazou as Constitutional Court president
07-10-2024 02:07 PM
Ammon News - Mahmoud Ababneh was sworn in before His Majesty King Abdullah II on Monday as President of the Judicial Council. |
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