His Majesty @KingAbdullahII delivers Jordan’s address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly
Text of the speech: rhc.jo/g/95796
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His Majesty @KingAbdullahII participates in a multilateral meeting, convened by United States President Donald Trump and attended by heads of delegation from Arab and Muslim countries, on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, and emphasises the need for the utmost restraint in response to current regional circumstances.
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Your acts of kindness are iridescent wings of divine love
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