Jordan’s Royal Efforts to Promote Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Director of the Human Rights Unit, Khalil Abdallat, affirmed Jordan’s ongoing efforts to support rights for persons with disabilities, emphasizing a legislative framework aligned with international standards. His remarks were delivered at a training course ahead of the Global Disability Summit, showcasing Jordan’s commitment to global disability rights, alongside notable contributions from King Abdullah, Crown Prince Hussein, and Prince Mired Bin Raad.
Khalil Abdallat, Director of the Human Rights Unit at the Prime Ministry, emphasized Jordan’s dedication to enhancing the rights and participation of persons with disabilities. His statements were made at the conclusion of a specialized training course on disability and human rights. Abdallat pointed out that Jordan’s legislative framework aligns with international standards, ensuring justice and equality in the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in society.
The training course was part of Jordan’s preparations for the upcoming Global Disability Summit in Berlin, highlighting His Majesty King Abdullah’s leadership in advancing disability rights. Abdallat reaffirmed the Kingdom’s role in shaping global policies that promote the rights of persons with disabilities, reinforcing Jordan’s prominent status in this area. He noted the vital involvement of HRH Crown Prince Hussein in promoting youth participation, including individuals with disabilities.
Furthermore, Abdallat acknowledged HH Prince Mired Bin Raad, Chairman of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, for his leadership in national initiatives aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities and ensuring their full integration into society.
In conclusion, Jordan’s commitment to advancing the rights of persons with disabilities is underscored by a strong legislative framework and active participation in global discussions. With the leadership of King Abdullah and contributions from Crown Prince Hussein and Prince Mired Bin Raad, Jordan continues to strive for inclusion and empowerment of all citizens, particularly those with disabilities.
Original Source: jordantimes.com