At the Plenary Session of the 71st United Nations General Assembly
Allow me to express today my highest regard for Secretary General Ban Ki-moon for his dedication and tireless efforts to advance the cause of peace and global harmony. I have deeply appreciated our work together in these last ten years.
At the Leaders' Summit on Refugees (on the margins of the 71st UN General Assembly)
Let me first thank President Obama for his leadership at a make-or-break moment for our international community.
At the 12th World Islamic Economic Forum
Let me begin by conveying to you all the greetings and warm wishes of His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein.
At the 27th Arab Summit
It is my pleasure to convey to my brother His Excellency President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz and his people my warmest thanks for hosting
On the Occasion of Jordan’s 70th Independence Day
During the State Dinner at Castle of Laeken
Rania and I as well as our entire delegation have received a wonderful welcome this week. Allow me to express our warmest thanks to the Royal Family, to the Government and to the people of Belgium.
At the Centre interdisciplinaire d'études de l'Islam (UCL) dans le monde contemporain
Thank you all. King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, I am greatly honoured by your presence. I know the heartfelt service and devotion you give all the people of Belgium. And Professors Blondel and De Paepe and everyone here: world-class scholars, cutting-edge leaders, top young people — it is dedication like yours that is Belgium’s strength. To get the people through times of trouble, and create new hope. Your friends in Jordan are grateful to walk this path together with you.
During the 52nd Munich Security Conference
Vielen Dank. Thank you. It is a pleasure to be here in Germany again. The Jordanian and German people share many bonds, but above all, deep common values: peace, mutual respect, the well-being of all. Such principles have empowered Germany’s vital role in the peaceful transformation of Europe and the world. No one symbolises that better than my good friend Chancellor Merkel. I have closely witnessed her strong leadership in the war on terror and in facing international challenges. As a close friend of Germany, I greatly respect her wisdom and tremendously admire her vision.
During the “Supporting Syria and the Region Conference”
I’d like to thank the United Kingdom and its co-hosts – Kuwait, Germany, Norway, and of course, the United Nations – for spearheading this vital effort.
On the Occasions of Prophet Mohammad’s Birthday and Christmas
I am delighted to congratulate you all, as we celebrate the birth of our Prophet Mohammad, peace and blessings be upon him