Prince Hassan honours supporters of MAP

AMMAN — Honorary President of Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) HRH Prince Hassan on Monday said that Mashreq's stability requires surveying the reality of society to be aware of untapped potentials  as well as making available accurate information on the spatial, humanitarian and economic fields, which would establish areas of common interest and democratic security.

Prince Hassan also briefed the gathering on West Bankers and Gazans' challenges of living, including high population density, food insecurity and unemployment, stressing the need to create life-saving programmes.

At the end of the ceremony, Prince Hassan honoured new supporters of MAP, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. Established in 1990, MAP-Jordan serves Palestinian refugees living in camps in Jordan.