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AMMAN — Deputising for His Majesty King Abdullah , Royal Court Chief Yousef Issawi on Wednesday bid farewell to the Hajj delegation benefiting from the King’s Royal gesture for the families of Jordan Armed Forces–Arab Army and security agency martyrs and injured personnel.
During a farewell ceremony held at the Royal Court, Issawi conveyed His Majesty’s greetings to the pilgrims and his keenness to ensure their comfort and well-being throughout the pilgrimage, wishing them a safe and spiritually fulfilled journey, and a safe return, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Issawi said that the annual Royal gesture reflects His Majesty’s commitment to honouring those who have sacrificed their lives for the homeland, underlining that caring for the families of martyrs and the wounded remains a top priority in the King’s vision and directives.
Royal Court Imam Ahmad Khalaileh said that the initiative embodies the “deeply rooted” values of the Hashemite leadership and its close bond with the people, noting that enabling families of martyrs and the wounded to perform Hajj is "a sincere expression of gratitude and noble recognition of their sacrifices".
Members of the delegation expressed their “deep” gratitude and appreciation to His Majesty for this gesture, which provided them with the opportunity to perform Hajj under “well-organised and comfortable” arrangements.
They stressed that this gesture reflects the “strong” bond between the Hashemite leadership and the Jordanian people and embodies the noble values of loyalty and solidarity.
The delegation was accompanied by a support team from the Royal Court to ensure the smooth organisation and field follow-up throughout the pilgrimage.