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JORDAN: GHOR HOSPITAL UPGRADE PROGRESS EXAMINED.
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According to "Jordan Times", Health and education officials are intensifying efforts to implement projects in the Ghor directed by King Abdullah during a visit to the area early last month. The Monarch issued directives to expand and upgrade the Ghor Al Safi Hospital and establish a separate pediatric ward and emergency clinic. King Abdullah also gave instructions to provide fans to schools in the area and carry out maintenance work on them. Royal Court Adviser Yousef Issawi, who h...
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Jordanian king urges tolerance, dialogue for peace in address at Ole Miss.(King Abdullah II bin A1 Hussein )
Mississippi Business Journal
; OXFORD -- In searching for peace, the world could benefit by examining how the University of Mississippi moved past its racial divisions, said His Majesty King Abdullah II bin A1 Hussein of Jordan in a speech February 3, 2006, on the Oxford campus. Sponsored by UM's Trent Lott Leadership Institute,
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King Abdullah of Jordan Participates in U.S. 'National Prayer Breakfast' Events; Urges Unity, Respect Across All Faiths
U.S. Newswire
; WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 /U.S. Newswire/ -- His Majesty King Abdullah on Thursday appealed to the followers of the three monotheistic faiths to confront extremism by "exploring the values that unite us, rather than exaggerating the misunderstandings that divide us." Recognizing these commonalities is the
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King Abdullah II meets with President George W. Bush
U.S. Newswire
; To: FOREIGN EDITORS Contact: Jordan Information Bureau, +1-202-265-1606, jordaninfo1@aol.com WASHINGTON, July 24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- His Majesty King Abdullah II stressed the need to achieve real and tangible progress in the Middle East peace process that leads to the establishment of an
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King Abdullah II Calls for Peace on Eve of 1967 War Anniversary
U.S. Newswire
; To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Embassy of Jordan Information Bureau, +1-202-265-1606, JORDANINFO1@AOL.COM OXFORD, United Kingdom,June 4/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- His Majesty King Abdullah II today said that war remains a consistent feature in the Middle East, even as conflict has been relegated to
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King Abdullah's 'openness' strategy; Saudi monarch pushes reform agenda.(OPED)
The Washington Times
; Byline: S. Rob Sobhani, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES Four leaders of consequence play an enormous role in today's international arena. The presidents of the United States, Russia and China wield tremendous military, political and economic power. The fourth leader is King Abdullah of Saudi
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