AMMAN— Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said that Jordanians who were arrested
in Kenya for violating instructions and regulations will arrive to the Kingdom on
Friday evening, according to Al-Ghad News.
Safadi said
on Twitter that "the ministry worked to return them to Jordan, and they
will leave at dawn on Friday to Amman.”
The
ministry's spokesman Haitham Abu Al-Ful said on Wednesday that the ministry is
following up with the Kenyan authorities on information received about the
arrest of Jordanians, through the Jordanian embassy in Nairobi.
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AMMAN—
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said that Jordanians who were arrested
in
Kenya for violating instructions and regulations will arrive to the Kingdom on
Friday evening, according
to Al-Ghad News.
Safadi said
on
Twitter that "the ministry worked to return them to Jordan, and they
will leave at dawn on Friday to Amman.”
The
ministry's spokesman Haitham Abu Al-Ful said on Wednesday that the ministry is
following up with the Kenyan authorities on information received about the
arrest of Jordanians, through the
Jordanian embassy in Nairobi.
Read more
National news
Jordan News
