Embassy of Jordan (Washington, D.C.)

Remembering September 11

King denounces horrendous and brutal crimes committed against the U.S. people and shares families and friends of victims' grief and sorrow.

Their Majesties' visit to the United States - September 26, 2001

09/28/01 King leaves trail of appreciation in US
09/28/01 King, Powell discussed anti-terrorism coalition
09/28/01 Queen Rania denounces attacks on US, calls for US to reach out
09/27/01 King is in US for anti-terrorism talks

Transcripts

His Majesty King Abdullah II

11/11/2001 BBC Interview
11/08/2001 Address to the Houses of Parliament of UK and Northern Ireland
09/28/2001 Remarks by HM King Abdullah and President Bush
09/18/2001 CNN interview
09/17/2001 FOX interview
09/13/2001 CBS interview
09/12/2001 CNN interview
09/12/2001 ABC interview

Her Majesty Queen Rania

11/09/2001 Larry King Live
10/05/2001 Islam 101 on Oprah Winfrey Show
09/28/2001 NBC interview

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09/19/01 King, Mubarak discuss policies
09/19/01 Jordan hails Arafat ceasefire call
09/19/01 Arafat arrives in Jordan for talks with King
09/18/01 King to visit Egypt, travels to US later this month
09/18/01 Candlelight vigil draws hundreds in memory of victims of attacks
09/17/01 RJ resumes US-bound flights, staff pay condolences at US Embassy
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09/14/01 King discusses fight against terrorism with key leaders
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09/13/01 Most Jordanians in state of shock after US attacks
09/13/01 Jordanians injured in the WTC attack
09/13/01 Ramzi Doany, Jordanian who worked in WTC still missing
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09/12/01 Editorial: When terrorism wins, everyone loses (Editorial Excerpts)

Photos

	Jordanians hold candles in Amman during a remembrance service for victims of Sept. 11's terrorist attacks in US. Hundreds of Jordanian gathered at Amman Citadel to show solidarity with the victims and their families. (photo by Ali Jarekji/Reuters)

	His Majesty King Abdullah meets with President George W. Bush in the Oval Office of the White House on September 28, 2001. (photo by Doug Mills / AP)

Press Releases

11 visiting Jordanian Doctors from the Ministry of Health offer to donate blood and help in medical assistance efforts to aid victims of the barbaric attacks.
The Embassy of Jordan calls upon all Jordanians in the U.S. and Jordan who may be aware of any friends and relatives working in the WTC complex in New York to contact the Embassy with their names and/or addresses at HKJEmbassyDC@aol.com/ JordanInfo@aol.com or by phone at (202) 966 - 2664 x 114 or 130 / (202) 265-1606.
The Embassy of Jordan urges all Jordanians living in U.S. to do their best by providing any assistance that can be volunteered to the victims of the terrorist attacks including blood donations. Jordanians can call 1-800-801-8092 to offer assistance. For more information about blood donation, visit www.redcross.org and for the Washington, D.C. area, visit www.redcrossdc.org
World Trade Center Survivor Database (www.ny.com/wtclist.html)
All Jordanians living in U.S. are urged to call or e-mail the Embassy in the event of any attack and harassment.

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