Prince Faisal sworn in as Deputy King of Jordan

On Jul 1, 2022

Amman (ST): Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein was sworn in as Deputy King of Jordan Abdullah II.

The official Petra news agency reported that Prince Faisal was sworn in today in the presence of the government ministers.

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