Royal Court chief visits several Palestinian camps

AMMAN — Royal Hashemite Court Chief Yousef Issawi, head of the follow-up committee for the implementation of Royal Initiatives, on Monday visited the camps of Madaba, Talbieh, Al Wehdat and Al Hussein, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.  

The visits, which came as part of the implementation of the Royal Directives, sought to check on the state of the various Palestinian refugee camps' and listen to the needs and expectations of their residents.

During his visit to the camps, Issawi met with heads and members of service committees, advisory bodies and representatives of the official and civil institutions inside the camps, where he listened to the most important challenges faced by the camp residents. The two sides also discussed the best ways to overcome these issues.

The Royal Court chief pointed out that the Royal Hashemite Court will cooperate with the government and all competent authorities to meet the needs and demands of the camps' residents, and contribute to improving their living conditions and standards.

He noted that the Royal Court will implement a new set of Royal Initiatives that will target the sectors of development, social care and youth.

Issawi pointed out that the Royal initiatives implemented in the camps are fully integrated with the governmental procedures conducted in various service sectors with the aim of improving the level of services provided in all these camps.