Crown Prince Al Hussein Sworn In as Deputy to the King of Jordan
Crown Prince Al Hussein takes the oath in the absence of King Abdullah II, who is in Strasbourg for a speech at the European Parliament.
On June 16, 2025, Crown Prince Al Hussein of Jordan took the oath of office as Deputy to the King, filling the formal role in the absence of King Abdullah II. The King is currently engaged in official duties in Strasbourg, France, where he is scheduled to address the European Parliament.
The ceremony marks a significant moment in the Jordanian monarchy, showcasing the Crown Prince's growing responsibilities.
The oath-taking ceremony took place at the Royal Palace in Amman, attended by key government officials and representatives from various sectors.
The role of the Deputy King is vital during the monarch's travels, ensuring continuity in governance and representation.
Crown Prince Al Hussein, appointed as heir apparent in 2009, has been actively involved in both national and international engagements, focusing on issues such as youth empowerment and regional stability.
His assumption of this interim role aligns with a broader context of enhancing the Crown Prince’s visibility as a future leader.
The ceremony marks a significant moment in the Jordanian monarchy, showcasing the Crown Prince's growing responsibilities.
The oath-taking ceremony took place at the Royal Palace in Amman, attended by key government officials and representatives from various sectors.
The role of the Deputy King is vital during the monarch's travels, ensuring continuity in governance and representation.
Crown Prince Al Hussein, appointed as heir apparent in 2009, has been actively involved in both national and international engagements, focusing on issues such as youth empowerment and regional stability.
His assumption of this interim role aligns with a broader context of enhancing the Crown Prince’s visibility as a future leader.