AMMAN — Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Monday reaffirmed the government's commitment to implementing the Royal directives outlined in the Speech from the Throne, delivered by His Majesty King Abdullah to inaugurate the third ordinary session of Parliament.

 

Addressing a Senate session, the Prime Minister said the speech set out key national priorities and provided clear guidance on advancing the country's political and economic modernisation pathways.

 

Hassan stressed the government's commitment to translating the Royal directives into action in cooperation with the Senate and the Lower House.

 

He also reaffirmed the government's determination to continue implementing its policy statement, noting that two years of work had been devoted to fulfilling its pledges and that efforts would continue to deliver on the remaining commitments.

 

Hassan underscored the importance of sustained cooperation and communication with senators, within the constitutional framework, to address key legislative and national issues.

 

He also commended the Senate's efforts over the past year in reviewing and passing national legislation.

 

The Premier congratulated the Senate on the start of the new parliamentary session and extended his congratulations to Senate President Faisal Fayez on the renewal of Royal confidence in his appointment as Senate president.

 

Hassan also congratulated MP Ibrahim Tarawneh on his election as speaker of the Lower House for the current session.

 

Hassan thanked former Lower House Speaker Mazen Qadi for his efforts during the past year.

 

He said that the government would continue consultations with parliamentary blocs and MPs on various issues and legislation, in support of the country's interests and the Political Modernisation Vision.

 

Hassan also thanked MPs for their role in supporting the government's work and the implementation of the Royal Letter of Designation and the modernisation visions.

 

He added that the government would continue working to serve citizens and promote development across the Kingdom, while safeguarding Jordan's security and stability.