King says Jordanians ‘let down’ by international community

Jordan’s King Abdullah II


:: Jordan’s King Abdullah II says that “life for Jordanians today is very, very tough” as a result of a large refugee influx and that he feels the international community has “let down our people.”

He spoke to Russia’s TASS news agency in comments published Tuesday, ahead of a trip to Russia.

Abdullah praised “the work that Russia and Jordan have done in southern Syria to bring stability” to the area bordering the kingdom and said it’s now time to push for a political solution to Syria’s seven-year-old civil war. The fighting has displaced millions of Syrians, including many who fled to Jordan.

The king says Jordanians have paid a high price for shouldering a heavy refugee burden and that he wished “the world was more sympathetic to their plight.”













Iran says Iranian-Canadian passed information to CIA, Mossad
Iranian-backed Iraqi militia to back Hezbollah in any war against Israel
Powered by : © 2014 Systron Micronix :: Leaders in Web Hosting. All rights reserved

| About Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Disclaimer | Contact Us |