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President Hadi arrives Jordan for Arab Summit

[28/03/2017 02:58]

Amman (Saba) - President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi arrived Monday at Queen Alya International Airport for participation in the Arab 28th Summit to be held here.

King Abdullah Bin al-Hussein of Hashimite kingdom of Jordan received the President at the airport.

Hadi was received also by Secretary General of Arab League Ahmdad Abu al-Ghiet , Jordon Prime Minister Hani al-Mulqi, the Head of Hashimite Royal Council Fayez al-Terawina and other ministers and high ranking officials, including Yemen's Ambassador to Jordan.

While King Abdullah warmly welcomed the president at his second country and reaffirmed Jordan's support to Yemen and legitimacy, President Hadi expressed his deep happiness in participation in the 28th Summit's meetings as a significant station for unifying Arab efforts under current regional challenges and dangers.

"The heartily reception and good preparations and organization for the 28th Arab Summit confirm efforts exerted by brothers in Jordon for making the summit's activities successful," said Hadi.