Amman, May 24 (Petrra) — The Greater Ajloun Municipality has
completed the first and largest national ground mural of its kind in
the Kingdom, spanning an area of 750 square meters. The artwork was
specifically designed to be clearly visible from above by visitors
touring the governorate via the cable car.

According to a statement issued by the municipality, the mural
features a distinctive geometric design spread across the ground,
showcasing a large, extended Jordanian flag topped with the number 80
in royal green to symbolize eighty years of independence. The design
is flanked by the years 1946 and 2026, and incorporates the royal
emblem alongside carefully scripted expressions of pride. The entire
perimeter of the mural is bordered by a design inspired by the red
and white colors of the traditional Jordanian Shemagh, delivering a
striking visual display that blends with the surrounding Ajloun
mountains and the historic Ajloun Castle visible on the horizon.

The statement added that this exceptional mural stands out as a
prominent feature of the extensive field preparations carried out by
the municipality to decorate streets, squares, and buildings with
Jordanian flags and celebratory banners. These aesthetic additions
have brought an atmosphere of joy and pride across the entire
governorate in celebration of the Kingdom’s 80th Independence Day.

On this cherished occasion, the people of Ajloun and all Jordanians
reflect on the journey of comprehensive building, modernization, and
development led by the Hashemite leadership since the founding of the
state to the present day, reaffirming their commitment to continued
dedication and progress under the Hashemite leadership for a brighter
and more accomplished future.

//Petra// AF