Cairo: A delegation from the Jordanian Association for People with Disabilities and the Prince Ali bin Al Hussein Club for the Deaf concluded its participation in the "Awladna / Our Children" International Festival for the Arts of People with Disabilities, held in Cairo, with participation of artistic groups from around the world.

According to Jordan News Agency, the delegation stated that their performances showcased Jordan's heritage and folk art, emphasizing the cultural message of people with disabilities and their ability to "excel in expressive arts." The performances were not only a representation of Jordanian culture but also a testament to the talents and capabilities of artists with disabilities.

The delegation highlighted that their involvement in such events underscores Jordan's active participation in both regional and international cultural forums. They emphasized the importance of integrating persons with disabilities into society and enhancing their role in spreading culture through art. The delegates also expressed their gratitude to His Majesty King Abdullah II for his support and belief in their potential.

During a meeting at the embassy headquarters, the team had the opportunity to meet with Jordan's Ambassador and the Permanent Representative to the Arab League in Egypt, Amjad Adayleh. He praised their efforts and the important role they played in representing Jordan on an international stage.