AMMONNEWS - King Abdullah II, on Monday, left the Kingdom for a working trip to the Netherlands where he will be leading the Jordanian delegation in the Nuclear Security Summit 2014.
The Summit, which will be held in the Hague, will gather heads of state and officials from more than 50 countries as well as 5,000 envoys and representatives of regional and international organizations interested in preventing nuclear terrorism around the globe.
His Royal Highness Prince Faisal Bin Al Hussein was sworn in as regent in the presence of Cabinet members.
*Petra
AMMONNEWS - King Abdullah II, on Monday, left the Kingdom for a working trip to the Netherlands where he will be leading the Jordanian delegation in the Nuclear Security Summit 2014.
The Summit, which will be held in the Hague, will gather heads of state and officials from more than 50 countries as well as 5,000 envoys and representatives of regional and international organizations interested in preventing nuclear terrorism around the globe.
His Royal Highness Prince Faisal Bin Al Hussein was sworn in as regent in the presence of Cabinet members.
*Petra
AMMONNEWS - King Abdullah II, on Monday, left the Kingdom for a working trip to the Netherlands where he will be leading the Jordanian delegation in the Nuclear Security Summit 2014.
The Summit, which will be held in the Hague, will gather heads of state and officials from more than 50 countries as well as 5,000 envoys and representatives of regional and international organizations interested in preventing nuclear terrorism around the globe.
His Royal Highness Prince Faisal Bin Al Hussein was sworn in as regent in the presence of Cabinet members.
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