Brasilia, June 10 (Petra) — The Jordan Tourism Board, in cooperation
with the Jordanian Embassy in Brasilia and under the patronage of
Jordan’s Ambassador to Brazil, Dr. Maen Masadeh, hosted a reception
to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Kingdom’s Independence Day.

According to a board statement issued on Wednesday, the ceremony was
attended by the Secretary General of the Brazilian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, Carlos Duarte, alongside Brazilian government
officials; members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies; heads of
diplomatic missions; official, religious, economic, and cultural
figures; media representatives; businesspeople; tourism sector
leaders; and members of the Jordanian and Arab communities in Brazil.

The event featured a promotional film highlighting Jordan’s rich
historical, cultural, and religious heritage, as well as its diverse
tourism and investment attractions, alongside cultural segments
reflecting Jordanian national identity.

The reception also included an exhibition of traditional Jordanian
products and handicrafts, in addition to a traditional Dabke
performance with the participation of members of the Jordanian
diaspora in Brazil.

Ambassador Masadeh delivered a speech reviewing the milestones of
achievement, modernization, and development witnessed by the Kingdom
over eight decades of independence under the leadership of His
Majesty King Abdullah II, emphasizing Jordan’s prominent standing
both regionally and internationally.

//Petra// AF