Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court meets with a delegation of sons and daughters of the Al-Ghuwairi tribe
Al-Issawi: The Royal speech at the United Nations is a political vision that protects national interests and affirms the state's constants

Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court meets with a delegation of sons and daughters of the Al-Ghuwairi tribe
Al-Issawi: The Royal speech at the United Nations is a political vision that protects national interests and affirms the state's constants
Speakers value the efforts of the King, the Queen, and the Crown Prince in empowering youth and women and enhancing development opportunities
Speakers: Jordan's security, stability, and the safeguarding of its sovereignty and resources are everyone's responsibility
Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court, Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi, affirmed that Jordan, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II, continues to build its future with confidence and steadfastness, despite the crises and challenges witnessed in the region. He emphasized that the Jordanian individual is the core of the national project led by His Majesty, and that the success of modernization and reform paths is measured by the tangible impact they achieve in the lives of citizens and the opportunities provided for youth to build their future in their homeland.
During his meeting on Monday with a delegation of sons and daughters of the Al-Ghuwairi tribe from the Birin District in Zarqa Governorate, Al-Issawi said that the Royal approach is based on protecting national interests and safeguarding the state's achievements, in parallel with continuing the path of construction and development, and enhancing Jordan's ability to deal with challenges and turn them into opportunities.
He pointed out that the Royal presence in international forums, most recently His Majesty's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, is characterized by clarity, transparency, and frankness, and provides a realistic political vision for dealing with the region's issues and challenges, based on the constants and supreme interests of the Jordanian state.
Al-Issawi emphasized that the Royal speech was not merely a description of crises, but rather carried a clear vision for dealing with them, and a message confirming that Jordan is a state that believes in a just peace and does not accept any infringement on its rights, sovereignty, or national interests.
He stressed that the Palestinian cause is a cause of right and justice, and that the Hashemite Custodianship of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem is a historical trust, affirming that Jordan rejects any solutions that come at the expense of its sovereignty or interests, and that peace cannot be achieved by force or by imposing a fait accompli.
Al-Issawi explained that the Royal vision stems from the belief that current crises will not prevent Jordan from building its future by strengthening its economy, modernizing its administration, developing its education, qualifying its youth, and investing in technology, in a way that enhances the state's capabilities and opens broader horizons for new generations.
He pointed to the role of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II in supporting Royal efforts and enhancing the presence of youth in the modernization process, through His Highness's interest in education, technology, skills, and entrepreneurship, which links the state's expertise with the ambitions of its youth.
He also noted the role played by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah in serving the Jordanian individual, and Her Majesty's interest in education, family, childhood, women's empowerment, and community development, which enhances the building of a cohesive and productive society.
For their part, the speakers from the Al-Ghuwairi tribe valued the efforts made by His Majesty King Abdullah II in protecting Jordan and its interests, enhancing its security and stability, and leading the path of modernization and development, affirming their appreciation for His Majesty's efforts at both the internal and external levels, and his keenness to provide a better future for Jordanians.
They expressed their pride in the interest shown by His Majesty the King and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince in youth, listening to their aspirations, and supporting their ambitions, confirming that Jordanian youth possess the energies, competencies, and minds capable of contributing to building the nation and developing its institutions, and that investing in their capabilities represents an investment in Jordan's future.
They affirmed their readiness to contribute effectively to the path of construction and modernization, and to shoulder their responsibilities in serving their community and homeland, stressing that supporting Royal efforts is embodied in work, achievement, and preserving national gains.
Regarding the role of women, the female speakers valued the support that Jordanian women receive from His Majesty the King, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, confirming that this interest enhances their presence and participation in various fields.
They affirmed that Jordanian women have proven their competence and ability in the fields of science, work, and society, and that they are an essential partner in building the nation and its progress, stressing their readiness to continue working, giving, and contributing to community development and enhancing its cohesion.
The speakers also affirmed that Jordan's security, stability, and the safeguarding of its sovereignty and resources are a shared responsibility, expressing their pride in the Jordanian Armed Forces – the Arab Army, and the security services, and their appreciation for their role in protecting the homeland and maintaining its security and stability.
They stressed their readiness to support the armed forces and security services in performing their national duties, affirming that the sons and daughters of Jordan constitute a support for their state institutions, and that protecting the homeland is a responsibility that requires awareness, work, and solidarity in facing challenges.
They emphasized the importance of fortifying the internal front against attempts to incite strife and division, enhancing societal awareness, and dealing responsibly with what is published on social media, which contributes to protecting the national fabric and maintaining the cohesion of society.
They pointed out that the sons and daughters of the Al-Ghuwairi tribe, who follow the path of their fathers and grandfathers in serving the nation, are continuing to perform their national and societal role, affirming that Jordan, its institutions, its security, and its stability represent a shared responsibility that is not open to compromise.
They also valued the direct communication provided by the Royal Hashemite Court with the various components of Jordanian society, and the space it provides for presenting visions and exchanging ideas on national issues.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Al-Issawi expressed his appreciation for the national positions expressed by the speakers, and the love for Jordan and support for His Majesty the King and his efforts contained in their words, which reflects the authenticity of Jordanians and their keenness for their homeland and their Hashemite leadership.
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