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From grand welcome at Hussainiya Palace to royal farewell: PM Modi leaves for Ethiopia after memorable visit to Jordan

By Samira Vishwas

Oman, 16 December. Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for Ethiopia after completing his two-day visit to Jordan. During this, the royal family gave full respect to PM Modi. He was given a warm welcome at Hussainiya Palace on Monday evening and the Crown Prince himself arrived to bid him farewell. The Prime Minister has described this visit as a success. Along with this, we have also introduced you to some important stages of the memorable journey.

PM Modi welcomed at the luxurious Hussainiya Palace

Jordan’s King Abdullah II welcomed PM Modi at the luxurious Husseiniya Palace. King Abdullah is considered a 41st generation descendant of Prophet Mohammed. His family has been ruling Jordan for 1400 years.

Something happened during this tour, which will be remembered for years. There is a two minute 10 second clip on the Prime Minister’s X platform. Only in this is that unprecedented moment visible. Crown Prince of Jordan Al Hussein bin Abdullah II drove PM Modi in his own car to ‘The Jordan Museum’. PM signed the guest book. During this also, Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan was present.

PM Modi also appreciated the gesture of the Crown Prince

The Prime Minister also appreciated the gesture of the Crown Prince. ‘During my visit to Jordan, I had a detailed conversation with His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II,’ he wrote in X Post. His passion for Jordan’s progress is clearly visible. His contribution in areas like youth development, sports, space, innovation and furthering the welfare of persons with disabilities is truly commendable. My best wishes for his efforts to strengthen Jordan’s development path.

Crown Prince II himself dropped PM Modi to the airport

In a special gesture, Crown Prince II himself drove PM Modi to the airport and saw him off as he left for Ethiopia.

Importance of cultural relations between the two countries

Five important agreements were also signed between India and Jordan. These include agreements related to culture, renewable energy, water management, digital public infrastructure, and preservation of historical heritage. The two countries signed agreements to increase cooperation in the field of culture, work together on renewable and clean energy projects and better management of water resources. They also agreed to advance partnership in digital governance and technology-based public services under digital public infrastructure. At the India-Jordan Business Forum, PM Modi stressed the importance of cultural ties between the two countries.

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