Jordanian Royal Decree Approves Cabinet Reshuffle
King Abdullah II
Amman - Arab Today
King Abdullah II of Jordan issued today a royal decree approving a reshuffle of the Jordanian government covering six ministries.
According Petra News Agency, the reshuffling is applicable to the cabinet of Prime Minister Hani Mulki covering State Minister for Prime Ministry Affairs Mamdouh Saleh Hamad Al Abbadi, Minister of Interior Ghalib Salameh Saleh Al Zu'bi, Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ayman Hussein Abdullah Al Safadi, State Minister for Legal Affairs Bishir Hani Khasawneh, Minister of Education Omar Ahmad Munif Al Razzaz and Minister of Youth Haditha Jamal Haditha Al Khreisha.
Source: QNA
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