Amman, October 10 (Petra) – The Republic of San Marino has awarded
the President of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities (HCD), Prince Mired bin Raad, the Order of Saint Agatha
(Commander rank) in recognition of his humanitarian work and efforts
to support persons with disabilities, injured military personnel and
landmine victims.

The medal was presented by San Marino’s Honourary Consul in Jordan,
Samer Kawar, during an official ceremony attended by Prince Raad bin
Zeid, members of the royal family, the Saudi ambassador to Jordan and
other diplomats and officials.

Prince Mired expressed gratitude for the honour, dedicating it to
persons with disabilities and reaffirming his commitment to promoting
their rights, inclusion and equal opportunities in education,
employment and public life.

He praised the efforts of his colleagues at the HCD, the Hashemite
Commission for Disabled Soldiers, the National Committee for Demining
and Rehabilitation and the Royal Academy for Inclusive Education.

Kawar said the decoration recognised Prince Mired’s distinguished
humanitarian contributions, including his support for persons with
disabilities, wounded military personnel and landmine survivors, as
well as his efforts to advance international cooperation and landmine
action.

He commended Jordan’s role, under the leadership of His Majesty King
Abdullah II, in supporting regional causes and highlighted San
Marino’s support for the rights of the Palestinian people and a just
peace in the region.

The award reflects the longstanding friendship and cooperation
between Jordan and San Marino.

//Petra// AK