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Amman, July 8 (Petra) – HRH Prince Mired bin Ra’ad, Chief Chamberlain
and Chairman of the Hashemite Commission for Disabled Soldiers
(HCDS), met with Mofida Zaribi, Tunisian Ambassador to Jordan, on
Wednesday to explore ways to expand bilateral cooperation and
expertise sharing in veteran rehabilitation.
Prince Mired pointed to the HCDS’s mission to deliver comprehensive
care and support to injured service members and their families in
recognition of their sacrifices. He stressed the Commission’s
commitment to partnering with similar associations in friendly
nations to continuously upgrade its services, noting the deep-rooted
ties between Amman and Tunis.
Zaribi noted Tunisia’s commitment to deepening cooperation with
Jordan across various sectors and praised the Commission’s
humanitarian and national role, as well as its advanced
rehabilitation programs and services for wounded military personnel.
Concluding her visit with a tour of the facility, the ambassador
praised the Commission’s exemplary rehabilitation services and
dedicated care for wounded service members and their families.
//Petra// HA