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Prince Hassan turns 59 today
AMMAN (JT) — HRH Prince Hassan will today receive an honorary doctorate from the FMU University in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he will deliver a lecture on political and environmental issues facing the global community.
The Prince, who celebrates his 59th birthday today, was born in Amman in 1947 to Crown Prince Talal Ben Abdullah and Princess Zein El Sharaf Bint Jamil, later King Talal and Queen Zein El Sharaf.
Prince Hassan is the younger brother of the late King Hussein and HRH Prince Mohammad and the older brother of HRH Princess Basma. Jordan Times
Happy birthday to Prince Hassan
AMMAN (JT) — HRH Prince Hassan will today receive an honorary doctorate from the FMU University in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he will deliver a lecture on political and environmental issues facing the global community.
The Prince, who celebrates his 59th birthday today, was born in Amman in 1947 to Crown Prince Talal Ben Abdullah and Princess Zein El Sharaf Bint Jamil, later King Talal and Queen Zein El Sharaf.
Prince Hassan is the younger brother of the late King Hussein and HRH Prince Mohammad and the older brother of HRH Princess Basma. Jordan Times
Happy birthday to Prince Hassan
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Prince wants to exhibit Brazilian works of art in Jordan
São Paulo - Jordanian prince El Hassan bin Talal asked leaders at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce for help to promote cultural ties between Brazil and the Arab world. He was received yesterday (22) at the offices of the organization, in São Paulo, and requested collaboration for the translation of Arab classics into Portuguese and for the translation of Brazilian works into Arabic. The prince also wants help to take Brazilian works of art for exhibition in the Arab countries.
http://www.anba.com.br/ingles/noticia.php?id=10575
São Paulo - Jordanian prince El Hassan bin Talal asked leaders at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce for help to promote cultural ties between Brazil and the Arab world. He was received yesterday (22) at the offices of the organization, in São Paulo, and requested collaboration for the translation of Arab classics into Portuguese and for the translation of Brazilian works into Arabic. The prince also wants help to take Brazilian works of art for exhibition in the Arab countries.
http://www.anba.com.br/ingles/noticia.php?id=10575
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Jordan's Prince warns of 'disintegration' of Iraq
Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan warned in Sao Paulo on Tuesday that Iraq was at the risk of splintering into a "mosaic" of minorities that could affect the entire region.
"My fear is that we are descending in a spiral of concerns over the future into a disintegration -- a mosaic of ethnic and sectarian minorities which could affect the region as a whole," he said at a news conference in the cosmopolitan Brazilian city of Sao Paulo.
The prince spoke after a meeting of the Club of Rome at the headquarters of the Sao Paulo state federation of industries (FIESP).
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1655944,0005.htm
Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan warned in Sao Paulo on Tuesday that Iraq was at the risk of splintering into a "mosaic" of minorities that could affect the entire region.
"My fear is that we are descending in a spiral of concerns over the future into a disintegration -- a mosaic of ethnic and sectarian minorities which could affect the region as a whole," he said at a news conference in the cosmopolitan Brazilian city of Sao Paulo.
The prince spoke after a meeting of the Club of Rome at the headquarters of the Sao Paulo state federation of industries (FIESP).
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1655944,0005.htm
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Prince Hassan addresses Académie de la Latinité Conference
AMMAN (JT) — HRH Prince Hassan on Wednesday delivered the opening address at the 13th Conference of the Académie de la Latinité in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The Prince addressed the theme of the “Human Dignity Deficit,” telling an audience of intellectuals and academics from the Académie and the Caucasus region that addressing the needs of those without a voice was crucial to the future stability of the entire Mediterranean region and beyond.
He emphasised the importance of shared history and cultural exchange across the centuries and commended the choice of Azerbaijan as a venue for the meeting, describing it as a country where East and West had met and melded over time.
Prince Hassan shared a platform with the First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva, president of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, and Candido Mendes, secretary general of the Académie, an organisation for intellectual and cultural exchange with membership in Europe and Latin America.
The prince, who returned on Thursday after a one-day visit, held separate meetings with President Ilham Aliyev and Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
http://www.jordantimes.com/fri/homenews/homenews7.htm
Princess Sarvath opens YMWA exhibition
AMMAN (Petra) — HRH Princess Sarvath El Hassan, president of the Young Muslim Women's Association (YMWA), on Tuesday inaugurated the association's 12th annual exhibition. The exhibition includes works of art, including ceramics and wooden handicrafts. The exhibition provides the chance for young physically challenged women to take part in income-generating activities.
From: http://www.jordantimes.com/wed/homenews/homenews10.htm
Prince Hassan Heads Cultures Parliament in Ankara
AMMAN (JT) — HRH Prince Hassan on Wednesday delivered the opening address at the 13th Conference of the Académie de la Latinité in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The Prince addressed the theme of the “Human Dignity Deficit,” telling an audience of intellectuals and academics from the Académie and the Caucasus region that addressing the needs of those without a voice was crucial to the future stability of the entire Mediterranean region and beyond.
He emphasised the importance of shared history and cultural exchange across the centuries and commended the choice of Azerbaijan as a venue for the meeting, describing it as a country where East and West had met and melded over time.
Prince Hassan shared a platform with the First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva, president of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, and Candido Mendes, secretary general of the Académie, an organisation for intellectual and cultural exchange with membership in Europe and Latin America.
The prince, who returned on Thursday after a one-day visit, held separate meetings with President Ilham Aliyev and Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
http://www.jordantimes.com/fri/homenews/homenews7.htm
Princess Sarvath opens YMWA exhibition
AMMAN (Petra) — HRH Princess Sarvath El Hassan, president of the Young Muslim Women's Association (YMWA), on Tuesday inaugurated the association's 12th annual exhibition. The exhibition includes works of art, including ceramics and wooden handicrafts. The exhibition provides the chance for young physically challenged women to take part in income-generating activities.
From: http://www.jordantimes.com/wed/homenews/homenews10.htm
Prince Hassan Heads Cultures Parliament in Ankara
Amman, May 4 (Petra) -- HRH Prince Hassan Ben Talal called, during the meetings of the Cultures Parliament held in Ankara, to enhance the role of culture and the human partnership based on global values.
After the two-day meetings, Prince Hassan headed the ''Wise Men'' meeting in which participants discussed a number of political and economic issues affecting Asia.
The ''Wise Men'' meeting brought together political experts, civil society leaders and academics from Asia and Africa to discuss alternatives to improve life standards of millions of people in the world.
Cultures Parliament is NGO formed two years ago to enhance dialogue among cultures and societies in the Middle East and countries around it.
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Prince Hassan has gained so much weight,he looks chubby in this pic.
Even prine Hassan's daughters tend to wear Sari's on some occasions. I remember in Sumaya Hnna party,they wore Saris.
Prince Hassan has gained so much weight,he looks chubby in this pic.
Even prine Hassan's daughters tend to wear Sari's on some occasions. I remember in Sumaya Hnna party,they wore Saris.
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lil Monkey said:
I don't think I've ever seen any pictures of them in saris, I've seen them wearing shalwar kameez and lenghas, but not saris.
I have not posted for some time as I didn't have very much to add but I saw the following articles in the same edition of the Jordan Times, on the 9th May. I am glad the Martyr's Monument is getting some attention again. I remember when the project was started by Princess Sarvath over ten years ago.
http://www.jordantimes.com/wed/opinion
The Parliament of Cultures — a noble mission for peace
Hasan Abu Nimah
“In a world of globalised ideologies, it is essential both to assert the importance of cultural diversity and of the need to eliminate the use of culture as a justification for violence and triumphalism.” So read the final declaration at the Third Annual Meeting of the Parliament of Cultures (POC) that met last week in Ankara.
This statement hits the nail on the head. At a time when diversity is seen as enriching our experience, it has also become a source of friction and separation among different peoples. In this spirit, the declaration asserted the “Enlightenment tradition” as the point of departure of the members of the POC and supported “the need to look afresh at our own and each other’s heritage, history and accepted norms; have the courage to question the traditions and myths of certitude in our own historical discourse; develop a civilised framework for discussing disagreement; [and] emphasise the humanitarian capabilities that are contained within all our multiple identities.”
The POC, first launched at Bilkent (city of knowledge) University in Ankara in 2004, jointly with the Bilkent board of trustees President Ihsan Dogramaci, is the product of a long-envisaged initiative of Prince El-Hassan who has always strongly advocated cultural interaction at the level of citizens.
At the Ankara meeting, as well as at a “meeting of wisemen” (and women) — a select group of veteran politicians, specialists, intellectuals, philosophers and experts in humanitarian issues which convened immediately after the POC session, again upon the initiative of Prince El-Hassan and co-hosted with Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul — grave issues of long-standing concern to the Prince were pointedly emphasised.
Many analysts pointed to the growing rift between ordinary citizens and the state systems they live in, with the depressing result that official policies seem ever more distanced from people’s choices. This phenomenon, noticeable even in countries with free elections, points to a significant failure of democracy.
Others pointed out that political elites which perhaps once kept delicate state systems carefully balanced, ensuring no one was left too far behind, have abandoned this role in pursuit of the preservation of their own positions and privileges, to the exclusion of almost everything else.
The meeting of the “wisemen” focused on the Asian-North African region, extending from Marrakesh to Bangladesh, and defined it, in its final statement, as “a new arc of opportunity for its people, [and] as the fastest growing market for commodities, the principal exporter of labour, the most attractive area for foreign direct investment, and the host of two-thirds of the world’s foreign currency reserves and the principal global energy reservoir”. The statement further described the region as having “the potential for emerging as the new growth centre of the world economy, on par with the economies of the United States and the European Union”.
This optimistic assessment was grounded in a good understanding of the hard challenges to be confronted in reaching this potential. One of these challenges is the danger of “proliferation” and intervention by powerful states against a backdrop of “diminished national sovereignty and independence” in smaller ones. The “widening gap between significant segments of the elite and masses in conflicting notions of social justice and international affairs” within states, and “a decline of respect for international law and United Nations authority” among them increases the sense of global instability.
The group called for urgent improvement in governing structures and a particular focus on combating endemic corruption, while moving towards “representative governments and strengthening rule of law”.
Both meetings reflected widespread fear that the world faces multifaceted dangers which, if not all new, seem to have gained in intensity, reaching points that could become unmanageable. The world could be pulled towards an unwanted “conflict of civilisations” based on misunderstandings that could be resolved through dialogue and the just resolution of simmering conflicts.
Although these challenges seem daunting, it was possible to come away from both meetings with a great sense that the promise of a world where people work together in a climate of mutual understanding, true democracy, economic and social justice, and the pursuit of common goals and values is within reach. But it is just as easy to appreciate that without determined and urgent action at every level to prevent the further fraying of the fragile bonds between people and nations, the prospect of descent into new lows of conflict, selfishness, chaos and violence casts a shadow on all of us.
The silent, but highly effective efforts of the worldwide recognised Prince/intellectual, travelling the length and the breadth of the world to promote meaningful dialogue, build bridges of understanding and mutual acceptability amongst peoples and faiths, have been contributing substantially to mobilising many good people in that mission, and bearing fruit. As dangers of lawlessness, violence, insecurity, lack of progress and suffering hit many parts of the human community, in our part of the world in particular, and in view of the growing “wisdom and integrity deficit” — the Prince’s words — such efforts deserve notice, if not great appreciation and solid support.
Gov’t supports plan to upgrade Martyrs’ Monument
AMMAN (Petra) — Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit on Tuesday stressed the government’s support for a project to upgrade the site of the Martyrs’ Monument in the Sports City. At a meeting attended by the prime minister and other senior officials, HRH Princess Sarvath El Hassan, the honorary president of the executive committee entrusted with upgrading the monument, underlined the importance of the project. The Princess toured the site, which includes a building for visitors and a military museum. The project’s chief executive officer, Akram Abu Hamdan, expressed hope that it would be completed within two years depending on the availability of sufficient funds.
http://www.jordantimes.com/wed/opinion
The Parliament of Cultures — a noble mission for peace
Hasan Abu Nimah
“In a world of globalised ideologies, it is essential both to assert the importance of cultural diversity and of the need to eliminate the use of culture as a justification for violence and triumphalism.” So read the final declaration at the Third Annual Meeting of the Parliament of Cultures (POC) that met last week in Ankara.
This statement hits the nail on the head. At a time when diversity is seen as enriching our experience, it has also become a source of friction and separation among different peoples. In this spirit, the declaration asserted the “Enlightenment tradition” as the point of departure of the members of the POC and supported “the need to look afresh at our own and each other’s heritage, history and accepted norms; have the courage to question the traditions and myths of certitude in our own historical discourse; develop a civilised framework for discussing disagreement; [and] emphasise the humanitarian capabilities that are contained within all our multiple identities.”
The POC, first launched at Bilkent (city of knowledge) University in Ankara in 2004, jointly with the Bilkent board of trustees President Ihsan Dogramaci, is the product of a long-envisaged initiative of Prince El-Hassan who has always strongly advocated cultural interaction at the level of citizens.
At the Ankara meeting, as well as at a “meeting of wisemen” (and women) — a select group of veteran politicians, specialists, intellectuals, philosophers and experts in humanitarian issues which convened immediately after the POC session, again upon the initiative of Prince El-Hassan and co-hosted with Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul — grave issues of long-standing concern to the Prince were pointedly emphasised.
Many analysts pointed to the growing rift between ordinary citizens and the state systems they live in, with the depressing result that official policies seem ever more distanced from people’s choices. This phenomenon, noticeable even in countries with free elections, points to a significant failure of democracy.
Others pointed out that political elites which perhaps once kept delicate state systems carefully balanced, ensuring no one was left too far behind, have abandoned this role in pursuit of the preservation of their own positions and privileges, to the exclusion of almost everything else.
The meeting of the “wisemen” focused on the Asian-North African region, extending from Marrakesh to Bangladesh, and defined it, in its final statement, as “a new arc of opportunity for its people, [and] as the fastest growing market for commodities, the principal exporter of labour, the most attractive area for foreign direct investment, and the host of two-thirds of the world’s foreign currency reserves and the principal global energy reservoir”. The statement further described the region as having “the potential for emerging as the new growth centre of the world economy, on par with the economies of the United States and the European Union”.
This optimistic assessment was grounded in a good understanding of the hard challenges to be confronted in reaching this potential. One of these challenges is the danger of “proliferation” and intervention by powerful states against a backdrop of “diminished national sovereignty and independence” in smaller ones. The “widening gap between significant segments of the elite and masses in conflicting notions of social justice and international affairs” within states, and “a decline of respect for international law and United Nations authority” among them increases the sense of global instability.
The group called for urgent improvement in governing structures and a particular focus on combating endemic corruption, while moving towards “representative governments and strengthening rule of law”.
Both meetings reflected widespread fear that the world faces multifaceted dangers which, if not all new, seem to have gained in intensity, reaching points that could become unmanageable. The world could be pulled towards an unwanted “conflict of civilisations” based on misunderstandings that could be resolved through dialogue and the just resolution of simmering conflicts.
Although these challenges seem daunting, it was possible to come away from both meetings with a great sense that the promise of a world where people work together in a climate of mutual understanding, true democracy, economic and social justice, and the pursuit of common goals and values is within reach. But it is just as easy to appreciate that without determined and urgent action at every level to prevent the further fraying of the fragile bonds between people and nations, the prospect of descent into new lows of conflict, selfishness, chaos and violence casts a shadow on all of us.
The silent, but highly effective efforts of the worldwide recognised Prince/intellectual, travelling the length and the breadth of the world to promote meaningful dialogue, build bridges of understanding and mutual acceptability amongst peoples and faiths, have been contributing substantially to mobilising many good people in that mission, and bearing fruit. As dangers of lawlessness, violence, insecurity, lack of progress and suffering hit many parts of the human community, in our part of the world in particular, and in view of the growing “wisdom and integrity deficit” — the Prince’s words — such efforts deserve notice, if not great appreciation and solid support.
Gov’t supports plan to upgrade Martyrs’ Monument
AMMAN (Petra) — Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit on Tuesday stressed the government’s support for a project to upgrade the site of the Martyrs’ Monument in the Sports City. At a meeting attended by the prime minister and other senior officials, HRH Princess Sarvath El Hassan, the honorary president of the executive committee entrusted with upgrading the monument, underlined the importance of the project. The Princess toured the site, which includes a building for visitors and a military museum. The project’s chief executive officer, Akram Abu Hamdan, expressed hope that it would be completed within two years depending on the availability of sufficient funds.
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The one-time heir to Jordan's throne condemned supporters of terrorism Monday and urged Muslims to return to their moderate roots to resolve conflicts.
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It's seems to me that the daugthers of Prince Hassan and Princess Sarvath are much beautiful and charming than the daughters of King Hussein.
That's my own point of view.
That's my own point of view.
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Jordan's Prince El Hassan bin Talal delivers a speech next to the map of the Mideast region on a display, at the Nippon Foundation in Tokyo, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2006. Prince Hassan is in Japan to attend the World Conference of Religions for Peace starting from Aug. 26 in Kyoto, western Japan.
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Prince Hassan appeared on Newsnight yesterday alongwith Benazir Bhutto, James Woolsey, Sir Rupert Smith and others.
Unfortunately I wasn't aware beforehand but here's the link to the show and I think it can be downloaded. Hassan came across well, although he did get quite a grilling from the presenter.
Link:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/5336232.stm
Unfortunately I wasn't aware beforehand but here's the link to the show and I think it can be downloaded. Hassan came across well, although he did get quite a grilling from the presenter.
Link:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/5336232.stm
I watched this programme .It was interesting that the other participants kept refering back to P. Hassan. I thought everyone spoke well, but I wish we could have heard more from the particpants. It was a long program but there was a long lead up to the actual discussion which could have easily been shorter.
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I am glad to see that P. Hassan continues with his Inter faith work. he was one of the pioneers in this feild, and has worked in this area for many years, long before it became so topical. Everyone has to try hard to their in these troubled and difficult times.
Vatican calls on nuncios to help spread calm after papal remarks
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Vatican calls on nuncios to help spread calm after papal remarks
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Prince Hassan was on Channel 4 news about 2 weeks ago talking about the Iraq refugee crisis. I looked on the website but there were no links. I haven't tried youtube yet, it may be available there.
However I did come across this interview:
TODAY'S ZAMAN (Part 1)
TODAY'S ZAMAN (Part 2)
However I did come across this interview:
TODAY'S ZAMAN (Part 1)
TODAY'S ZAMAN (Part 2)
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I read in the ASSOCIATED PRESS that Jordan confiscates tape of interview with prince hassan that he gives to Aljazeera anybody have any information about that and why??
prince hassan seems to me a very intellegent,deplomatic and high educated man I don't think that he sad something wrong about anyone in this interview
prince hassan seems to me a very intellegent,deplomatic and high educated man I don't think that he sad something wrong about anyone in this interview
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Yes that's true , the jordanian authorities took the tape from Ghassan bin Jedu (the Al-jazeera famous reporter/host). They said it contained some information that may get Jordan in Trouble w/Saudi Arabia.shrifia said:I read in the ASSOCIATED PRESS that Jordan confiscates tape of interview with prince hassan that he gives to Aljazeera anybody have any information about that and why??
prince hassan seems to me a very intellegent,deplomatic and high educated man I don't think that he sad something wrong about anyone in this interview
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If you wanted to write to P.Hassan or P.Sarvath where would you send your letter?
bad press for prince hasan
The St. Petersburg Times - Opinion - Triangle of Tolerance?
Triangle of Tolerance?
By Ali Nassor
.....Questions are rife as to whether the Tolerance Foundation for Humanities Research, chaired jointly by Russia’s ambassador to Ukraine, Viktor Chernomyrdin, Prince of Jordan Hassan Al-Talal and Italian banker Giovanni Bazoli, can possibly be an effective tool to fight intolerance on a global scale.....the Prince...is the chairman of a 25-year-old Pan-Arab think-tank called the Arab Thought Forum, widely known for its campaign against the Jewish State of Israel.....the Prince is serving as comrade-in-arms with Chernomyrdin, the longest serving post-Soviet Russian prime minister, who critics say is a proponent of xenophobia, racial extremism, anti-Semitism and a political loser attempting to recapture lost glory in new guises.
The St. Petersburg Times - Opinion - Triangle of Tolerance?
Triangle of Tolerance?
By Ali Nassor
.....Questions are rife as to whether the Tolerance Foundation for Humanities Research, chaired jointly by Russia’s ambassador to Ukraine, Viktor Chernomyrdin, Prince of Jordan Hassan Al-Talal and Italian banker Giovanni Bazoli, can possibly be an effective tool to fight intolerance on a global scale.....the Prince...is the chairman of a 25-year-old Pan-Arab think-tank called the Arab Thought Forum, widely known for its campaign against the Jewish State of Israel.....the Prince is serving as comrade-in-arms with Chernomyrdin, the longest serving post-Soviet Russian prime minister, who critics say is a proponent of xenophobia, racial extremism, anti-Semitism and a political loser attempting to recapture lost glory in new guises.
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Prince Hassan and Princess Sarvath were present at the 40th Birthday celebrations of Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, with who they are apparentely on very good terms.
Here is a picture of the couple (curtesy of crisiñaki), though more can be find at 40th Birthday Celebrations thread.
Here is a picture of the couple (curtesy of crisiñaki), though more can be find at 40th Birthday Celebrations thread.
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AMMAN (JT) - HRH Prince Hassan addressed the opening session of a conference entitled “Dialogue among Peoples and Cultures in the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf Areas” at the Alexandria Library on Saturday.
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Prince Hassan of Jordan to receive Niwano Peace Prize.Article
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Tokyo, May 12 (Petra)--The Niwano Peace Foundation awarded the 25th Niwano Peace Prize to HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan “for his tireless efforts toward building peace with justice in the Middle East”.
Jordan News Agency - Petra - Prince Hassan wins 2008 Niwano Peace Prize
Jordan News Agency - Petra - Prince Hassan wins 2008 Niwano Peace Prize
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Prince Hassan change his website
:: Majlis El Hassan ::
And now is official Sumaya´s divorce: Princess Sumaya was married to H.E Minister Nasser Judeh
:: Majlis El Hassan ::
And now is official Sumaya´s divorce: Princess Sumaya was married to H.E Minister Nasser Judeh
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January 26 - Prince El Hassan underlines importance of prioritizing psychological services
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February 24 - Prince El-Hassan: Rebuilding Gaza should be considered as an attempt to empower Palestinians
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February 24 - Prince El-Hassan: Rebuilding Gaza should be considered as an attempt to empower Palestinians
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March 3 - Prince Al Hassan patronizes seminar Al Quds in the Conscience
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March 14 - Prince Hassan calls for reviving the tradition of WAQF for Education
Jordan News Agency - Petra - Prince Hassan calls for reviving the tradition of WAQF for Education
March 31 - Prince Al Hassan calls for reaching out to Arab intellectuals
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Augsburger Friedenspreis: Prinz Hassan von Jordanien: Der arabische Leuchtturm - Politik - Augsburger Allgemeine
University Development And Critical Thinking:
Education in the Arabian Peninsula for a Global Fututre
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March 14 - Prince Hassan calls for reviving the tradition of WAQF for Education
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March 31 - Prince Al Hassan calls for reaching out to Arab intellectuals
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Augsburger Friedenspreis: Prinz Hassan von Jordanien: Der arabische Leuchtturm - Politik - Augsburger Allgemeine
University Development And Critical Thinking:
Education in the Arabian Peninsula for a Global Fututre
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Princess Sarvath opens exhibition for people with special need
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April 13 - Ceremony held to distribute The El-Hassan Bin Talal Award for Scientific Excellence
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April 20 - Prince AL-Hassan Patronizes Launch of West Asia, North Africa Forum
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April 29 -Prince El Hassan lectures at Jordan University of Science and Technology
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Prince Al Hassan meets Prime Minister of German state of North Rhine-Westphalia
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