Amman: The royal vision of His Majesty King Abdullah II, rooted in the Hashemite approach, has strengthened Jordan's position as a leading nation in supporting and protecting the rights of persons with disabilities at the international level, said Director of the Human Rights Unit at the Prime Ministry, Khalil Abdallat, on Thursday.
According to Jordan News Agency, Abdallat spoke at the conclusion of a specialized training course on disability rights and human rights, attended by representatives of national institutions and civil society organizations. He underscored Jordan's achievements in establishing a legislative and policy framework aligned with international standards. This framework ensures justice, equality, and the inclusion of persons with disabilities in all aspects of society.
The course was held as part of preparations for Jordan's participation in the upcoming Global Disability Summit in Berlin, which will showcase His Majesty the King's leadership in advancing disability rights worldwide. Abdallat highlighted Jordan's commitment to shaping global policies that enhance the rights and participation of persons with disabilities, reflecting the Kingdom's distinguished standing in this field.
He also emphasized the role of His Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein in fostering youth participation, including that of persons with disabilities, and supporting their integration into society. Additionally, he acknowledged the efforts of His Royal Highness Prince Mired bin Raad, Chairman of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, in spearheading national initiatives to empower persons with disabilities and ensure their full societal inclusion.