Amman:Parliament presented its response to the Speech from the Throne delivered by His Majesty King Abdullah II on November 2, inaugurating the 20th Parliament's third ordinary session. The session was attended by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II at Raghadan Palace.
According to Jordan News Agency, Senate President Faisal Fayez delivered the Senate's response, emphasizing the responsibility and pledge represented by the King's words. Fayez highlighted the Senate's role as a guardian of public interest and a partner in nation-building. He also stressed the importance of social cohesion and national consciousness in combating terrorism, praising the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and security agencies for their efforts in protecting the Kingdom.
Fayez further underscored the Senate's commitment to supporting major projects that impact the national economy, focusing on water-related legislation to protect resources and ensure sustainability for future generations.
House Speaker Ibrahim Tarawneh, delivering the House of Representatives' response, affirmed the resilience of Jordanians against terrorism and the House's intention to review legislation related to community security. Tarawneh emphasized the importance of expanding employment and empowering youth and women, while maintaining a balance between public freedoms and societal protection.
The session was attended by several royal family members, senior officials, and Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, reflecting the significance of the Parliament's response to the Speech from the Throne.