Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein's Marriage to a Saudi Woman, the Focus of Worldwide Attention

 What do we know about this June 1 royal wedding?

       According to the information provided so far by the authorities in Jordan, the wedding ceremony will take place on June 1 at the Zahran Palace in Oman.

        Zahran Palace was built in the mid-1950s and has hosted royal weddings since then. The wedding of King Abdullah II and his father Shah Hussain bin Talal was also held in this palace.


        After the wedding ceremony, the convoy will proceed from Zahran Palace to Al-Husseinia Palace, where a reception and dinner will be held on the occasion.

       According to Jordanian media, some Arab singers will hold a free concert in Ammam on this day and free transport service will be run to attend some events. While ceremonies will be held in all provinces.

       A public holiday has been declared in all government departments on this day. According to Jordan's official news agency Patra, on May 31, a day before the wedding, all ministries and departments will work until 1:00 p.m.

       According to Patra, there are reports circulating in the foreign media that some ceremonies are being held in the island of Sardinia in Italy, which are false because all the ceremonies will be held in Oman.

       Leaders, heads of state and personalities from the Arab and international world are expected to attend the wedding of the royal couple of Jordan. Members of the royal families of Denmark and Sweden are likely to attend the event.


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