Jordan's envoy submits credentials to Austrian president
Ambassador Haitham Abu al-Foul Friday presented his credentials to Austrian President Alexander van der Bellen as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Jordan to Austria during a ceremony that took place at the presidential palace in Vienna.
Ambassador Abu al-Foul conveyed the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II to the Austrian President and his best wishes to the Austrian people for further progress and prosperity.
Bellen asked to convey his greetings and appreciation to His Majesty King Abdullah II, praising the distinguished relations between the two countries and wishing Jordan and Jordanians continued progress and prosperity.
Ambassador Haitham Abu al-Foul Friday presented his credentials to Austrian President Alexander van der Bellen as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Jordan to Austria during a ceremony that took place at the presidential palace in Vienna.
Ambassador Abu al-Foul conveyed the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II to the Austrian President and his best wishes to the Austrian people for further progress and prosperity.
Bellen asked to convey his greetings and appreciation to His Majesty King Abdullah II, praising the distinguished relations between the two countries and wishing Jordan and Jordanians continued progress and prosperity.
Ambassador Haitham Abu al-Foul Friday presented his credentials to Austrian President Alexander van der Bellen as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Jordan to Austria during a ceremony that took place at the presidential palace in Vienna.
Ambassador Abu al-Foul conveyed the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II to the Austrian President and his best wishes to the Austrian people for further progress and prosperity.
Bellen asked to convey his greetings and appreciation to His Majesty King Abdullah II, praising the distinguished relations between the two countries and wishing Jordan and Jordanians continued progress and prosperity.
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Jordan's envoy submits credentials to Austrian president
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