King, Egypt president stress need to respect sovereignty of Arab states
His Majesty King Abdullah II and Egypt President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, during a phone call on Tuesday, stressed the need to respect the sovereignty of Arab states.
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King Receives Swedish Foreign Minister
His Majesty King Abdullah II received Tuesday Swedish Foreign Minister Laila Freivalds, who is currently visiting Jordan to discuss ways of cooperation and mechanisms of developing bilateral relations between Jordan and Sweden, in addition to the current situations in the region.
Read More King Abdullah Meets with Defense Ministers and Military Officials
His Majesty King Abdullah II met on Tuesday with a number of Arab and International Defense and military officials, who are taking part in the Special Operation Forces Exhibition SOFEX 2004, which was inaugurated by His Majesty King Abdullah II today.
Read More King Affirms Political Solution for Terrorism
His Majesty King Abdullah II stressed that success in fighting terrorism comes through political solution for terrorism roots rather than a security one.
Read More King Receives Kuwaiti and Malaysian Officials
His Majesty King Abdullah II, The Supreme Commander of the Jordanian Armed Forces, received on Sunday Chairman of the Kuwait Chiefs Staff, Gen. Fahad Amir, and Chairman of the Malaysian Chief of Defense, Gen. Muhammad Zaheidi Hajji.
Read More King Telephones Egyptian President
His Majesty King Abdullah II telephoned on Saturday Egyptian President Muhammad Hosni Mubarak within the frame of coordination and consultation between the two countries on the current regional situations.
Read More King Visits Army Headquarters
Amman, 21/4/2004 (Royal Hashemite court - Communication & Information Division) - His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Supreme Commander of the Jordan Armed Forces, visited on Wednesday the General Headquarters of the Armed Forces.
Read More King Postpones Meeting with Bush
His Majesty King Abdullah postponed his meeting with US President George Bush which was schedualed for Wednesday at the White House.
Read More King Returns Home from the US
Amman, 20/4/2004 (Royal Hashemite court - Communication & Information Division) - His Majesty King Abdullah II, returned from the United States after postponing his meeting with the US President George Bush, which was scheduled to be held at the White House on Wednesday.
Read More King Condemns Assassination of Hamas Leader
San Francisco, 18/4/2004, (Communication & Information Division - Royal Hashemite Court) - His Majesty King Abdullah II has condemned Israel's assassination of Palestinian Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi describing the assassination as a heinous crime that reflects Israel's policy of arrogance and confirms that it is not serious in its search for peace.
Read More King sends condolences to Hamas and Rantisi family
Head of Jordan's Diplomatic Bureau in Gaza Juma'ah al-Abbadi Sunday called at the condolences home of Rantisi family, where he conveyed condolences from His Majesty King Abdullah to the Rantisi family and Palestinian Hamas leadership. Head of Jordan's Diplomatic Bureau in Gaza Juma'ah al-Abbadi Sunday called at the condolences home of Rantisi family, where he conveyed condolences from His Majesty King Abdullah to the Rantisi family and Palestinian Hamas leadership.
Read More King Addresses Commonwealth Club
San Francisco, 17/4/2004, (Communication & Information Division - Royal Hashemite Court) - His Majesty King Abdullah II addressed more than 1500 figure on his vision of the Middle East that enjoys just peace through the respect of human rights.
Read More King: Failure to Solve the Arab-Israeli Conflict will Affect Stability in the World
San Francisco, 17/4/2004, (Communication & Information Division - Royal Hashemite Court) -
His Majesty King Abdullah II said
that the goal of creating a more secure world and solving the problem
of world terrorism and extremism, cannot be achieved through focusing
on the direct temporary aspect of the problem, which is fighting extremists
only, for it is part of the solution but not a final one.