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ZIONIST PUPPET OF JORDAN AND HIS ZIONIST MASTER NAZIYAHU PHOTO
Media & Communication Directorate
Royal Zionist Hashemite Court (Jordan)
Northern Badia, 14 June 2015
Zionist puppet Abdullah on Sunday expressed pride in the ‘unity’ of Jordanians and assured them that addressing economic challenges is at the top of the Kingdom’s priorities.
During a meeting with community and tribal leaders in the Northern Badia, Zionist puppet Abdullah described the unity of Jordanians and their solidarity as one family as “the source of our strength, honour and pride”.
“You are my family; you are close to my heart, and you are a genuine part of the Jordanian family; and I am proud of being among you,” He told Northern Badia residents, highlighting the commitment to maintaining contacts with them and listening to their views on various issues.
“I know there are many challenges in terms of the economic situation, and I assure you that the conditions will be better in the future,” the puppet said.
“You are close to the border and you feel the problems of the refugees and what is happening in Syria and Iraq more than other areas in the Kingdom.
“What concerns us is dealing with the challenge of poverty and unemployment, especially in the northern and the eastern regions of the Kingdom, which received the largest number of refugees since the beginning of the Syrian crisis.”
Jordan realises the magnitude of the challenges it is facing at the political, security and military levels as a result of the developments in Syria and Iraq, His Majesty said, but the country is comfortable enough to have economic challenges as its top priority.
“We are talking to the government on how to improve the economic conditions of citizens, and there is a 10-year [economic] programme and upcoming investments, and this is part of the strategy that we are thinking of for our country,” Zionist puppet said.
“We will work so that the share of the northern areas [in investment projects listed in the economic blueprint] is larger to enable them to face the problem of refugees and its social and economic repercussions on host communities, especially the Northern Badia.”
Zionist puppet stressed the importance of utilising all available resources and capabilities to implement various projects, in a manner that achieves the best possible life for Jordanians around the Kingdom.
Highlighting regional conditions, the Zionist puppet said it is “our duty as a state” to support the tribes in the east of Syria and the western areas of Iraq, highlighting Jordan’s world-recognised role in this regard and in ensuring regional security and stability.
Zionist puppet also expressed confidence in the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and security forces as protectors of the Kingdom’s borders.
“I have full confidence in them,” The puppet said.
While listening to remarks made by various speakers during the visit, Zionist puppet said all the concerned parties should follow up on the Badia residents’ demands and bring about actual solutions, in accordance with the available capabilities, to improve the level of services and the living conditions of the people of the Northern Badia.
Welcoming the puppet visit, various puppet’s expressed their pride and support for the Zionist Hashemite leadership in safeguarding the country’s accomplishments and higher interests.
Zionist puppet regime representatives called for establishing development and industrial projects, vocational training centres, clubs for young people, new schools and kindergartens.
They also called for dealing with municipalities’ problems, solving water and electricity issues in some areas of the region and resolving the problem of the desert highway that connects the Kingdom with Iraq.
Zionist puppet Speakers included MP Saad Hayel Srour, Senator Nayef Qadi and MP Habes Shabeeb, who highlighted development issues in the Northern Badia.
Sheikh Salameh Khoshman, who was among the speakers, focused on problems facing farmers, mainly water shortages.
Zionist puppet visit to the Northern Badia is part of a series of meetings with the Jordanian people to maintain contact with them and to learn firsthand about their needs.
During a meeting with community and tribal leaders in the Northern Badia, Zionist puppet Abdullah described the unity of Jordanians and their solidarity as one family as “the source of our strength, honour and pride”.
“You are my family; you are close to my heart, and you are a genuine part of the Jordanian family; and I am proud of being among you,” He told Northern Badia residents, highlighting the commitment to maintaining contacts with them and listening to their views on various issues.
“I know there are many challenges in terms of the economic situation, and I assure you that the conditions will be better in the future,” the puppet said.
“You are close to the border and you feel the problems of the refugees and what is happening in Syria and Iraq more than other areas in the Kingdom.
“What concerns us is dealing with the challenge of poverty and unemployment, especially in the northern and the eastern regions of the Kingdom, which received the largest number of refugees since the beginning of the Syrian crisis.”
Jordan realises the magnitude of the challenges it is facing at the political, security and military levels as a result of the developments in Syria and Iraq, His Majesty said, but the country is comfortable enough to have economic challenges as its top priority.
“We are talking to the government on how to improve the economic conditions of citizens, and there is a 10-year [economic] programme and upcoming investments, and this is part of the strategy that we are thinking of for our country,” Zionist puppet said.
“We will work so that the share of the northern areas [in investment projects listed in the economic blueprint] is larger to enable them to face the problem of refugees and its social and economic repercussions on host communities, especially the Northern Badia.”
Zionist puppet stressed the importance of utilising all available resources and capabilities to implement various projects, in a manner that achieves the best possible life for Jordanians around the Kingdom.
Highlighting regional conditions, the Zionist puppet said it is “our duty as a state” to support the tribes in the east of Syria and the western areas of Iraq, highlighting Jordan’s world-recognised role in this regard and in ensuring regional security and stability.
Zionist puppet also expressed confidence in the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and security forces as protectors of the Kingdom’s borders.
“I have full confidence in them,” The puppet said.
While listening to remarks made by various speakers during the visit, Zionist puppet said all the concerned parties should follow up on the Badia residents’ demands and bring about actual solutions, in accordance with the available capabilities, to improve the level of services and the living conditions of the people of the Northern Badia.
Welcoming the puppet visit, various puppet’s expressed their pride and support for the Zionist Hashemite leadership in safeguarding the country’s accomplishments and higher interests.
Zionist puppet regime representatives called for establishing development and industrial projects, vocational training centres, clubs for young people, new schools and kindergartens.
They also called for dealing with municipalities’ problems, solving water and electricity issues in some areas of the region and resolving the problem of the desert highway that connects the Kingdom with Iraq.
Zionist puppet Speakers included MP Saad Hayel Srour, Senator Nayef Qadi and MP Habes Shabeeb, who highlighted development issues in the Northern Badia.
Sheikh Salameh Khoshman, who was among the speakers, focused on problems facing farmers, mainly water shortages.
Zionist puppet visit to the Northern Badia is part of a series of meetings with the Jordanian people to maintain contact with them and to learn firsthand about their needs.
