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H.M. King Abdullah II Opens the New Parliamentary Session
Jordan’s Parliament got a royal kick-off as King Abdullah II opened the new session in style, rocking his formal military uniform and a collection of medals. The grand parliamentary hall was buzzing with energy, green curtains, and the iconic Jordanian coat of arms setting the scene for a day all about unity, resilience, and purpose.
King Abdullah II addressed parliament and reflected on Jordan’s journey
The spotlight was on King Abdullah II as he took the podium, sharing a message that celebrated Jordan’s strength through challenges and the power of its people. The ceremony kicked off with a traditional royal introduction, echoing the days of King Hussein I. A woman in a light-colored headscarf stood up and delivered passionate traditional praises, earning applause from the crowd and a respectful bow. The King then began his speech with an Islamic greeting, setting a respectful and hopeful tone for the session.
Royal procession and military flair marked the day
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After the formalities, King Abdullah II was seen leaving the building with Prince Hussein and top officials, all in sharp military attire. Guards in traditional dress saluted as a motorcade of red convertibles cruised down a tree-lined road, with soldiers standing in formation to honor the King. The split-screen moments showed the King in action—walking the red carpet, chatting with officials, and exchanging salutes, all adding to the day’s sense of ceremony and pride.
King Abdullah II commented on Gaza and the West Bank
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The session wasn’t just about tradition—King Abdullah II addressed serious regional issues too. He made it clear that Jordan stands firm on its principles, stating the country will “not accept the continuation of violations in the West Bank.” His words sent a strong message about Jordan’s unwavering stance on Palestine and its commitment to unity and resilience in the face of challenges.