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Ma'an: The Speech from the Throne is a roadmap for Jordan's advancement and an affirmation of its constants and sovereignty

Ma'an: The Speech from the Throne is a roadmap for Jordan's advancement and an affirmation of its constants and sovereignty

Popular groups in the Ma'an Governorate considered the exalted Speech from the Throne by His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein to be a roadmap for Jordan's advancement, an affirmation of its national constants and sovereignty, and a reinforcement of the path of reform and modernization.

They emphasized in statements they issued that the royal speech carried the concerns of the Jordanian street, placed the government and all national institutions before their true responsibility, and stressed the importance of Parliament as the voice of the people and the source of legislation.

They considered His Majesty's discussion of the recent Karak events, and his emphasis that there is no place for terrorists and saboteurs in this homeland, to be an affirmation of Jordanian sovereignty, and that this nation will remain an impregnable fortress, an oasis of security and stability, and a towering citadel standing in the face of all who attempt to undermine its security.

They explained that the royal emphasis that the security, stability, and national unity of the homeland are red lines confirms His Majesty's wisdom and deep awareness of the nature of the challenges facing the region, praising His Majesty's pride in the sacrifices of the nation's martyrs and the efforts of the brave men of the Armed Forces and security services, which is a clear message that Jordan was and will remain a nation of unity and stability, and will continue to stand with firmness and steadfastness in the face of various challenges.

They pointed out that the Speech from the Throne constitutes an invitation to Jordanians, institutions and individuals alike, to continue the march of achievement, contribution, and progress according to a clear future vision and continuous political and economic modernization, in a way that elevates the level of services and living standards.

They stressed that His Majesty's talk about the importance of public office and that there is no immunity for anyone who abuses their position, whoever they may be, consolidates the principle of state prestige and the rule of law, and affirms the seriousness of the Jordanian state in pursuing the path of reform and combating corruption in all its forms.

They stated in their releases that His Majesty's talk about the Palestinian people's right to their land, and his demand to stop Israeli violations and expansionist ambitions in the region so that the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and the successive attacks in the West Bank and Jerusalem do not continue, is an affirmation of the firm Jordanian position on the Palestinian cause and the various issues of the nation.

They expressed great optimism regarding His Majesty's talk about economic modernization and the commencement of work on a number of major ambitious projects that seek to bolster the national economy, enhance its resilience, and build upon Jordan's pivotal role in the region.

They also clarified that His Majesty's directive to the government to continue water security projects and to work on developing proactive plans to protect the nation's resources is a wise royal foresight regarding the necessity of safeguarding national security and the rights of future generations.

The tribes of Ma'an Governorate in the cities, villages, rural areas, and Badia expressed their pride in the wise Hashemite leadership and its constant concern for the interests of its nation and people, affirming that they will always remain behind His Majesty’s banner in protecting Jordan’s interests, defending its security and stability, and participating in its advancement, progress, and prosperity.

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