Amman, June 3 (Petra) – The Jordanian community in the United Kingdom
held celebrations in four British cities to mark the Kingdom’s 80th
Independence Day.

Organized by the Jordanian Forum in Britain, the two-day event drew
hundreds of community members and friends of Jordan.

Jordanians gathered in London, Manchester, Nottingham, and Birmingham
in a vibrant national atmosphere, reflecting their pride in their
homeland and their strong connection to their Jordanian identity.

The celebration venues were adorned with Jordanian flags and
traditional dress, creating a scene that embodied the joy and sense
of allegiance on this national occasion.

In a press statement, Dalal Jibril, the forum’s head, stated the
“large” turnout for the events reflects Jordanians’ keenness in the
UK to participate in national events, strengthen their social and
cultural ties, and reaffirm their pride in Jordan and its wise
Hashemite leadership.

She added that the celebrations saw a “wide turnout” from various
British cities, as Jordanians gathered in a festive atmosphere that
combined Independence Day and Eid al-Adha, in a moving
family-oriented scene.

Jibril said success of the celebrations reflects the forum’s
growing role in strengthening ties among the community’s members.

This year’s expansion to include new cities came in response to the
interest of Jordanians in the United Kingdom in participating in
national and social activities, she pointed out.

//Petra// AG