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Prince Mired dedicates Abdali Park to a disability advocate
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AMMAN — HRH Prince Mired bin Raad, chief secretary and
president of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (HCD), inaugurated a park in the Abdali area dedicated to the late Aya Agabi,
founder of the Accessible Jordan initiative. اضافة اعلان
The park includes accessibility features such as slopes, disabled parking, Braille signage, and an audio-visual introduction of Agabi, made accessible through a QR Code and sign language, Jordan News Agency, petra.
During the opening ceremony, HRH Prince Mired commended Agabi's efforts to enhance accessibility in Jordan. Aghabi's mother, Hakam Qusous, who is also the director general of Accessible Jordan, expressed her family's gratitude for the honor.
In his tribute, HRH Prince Mired highlighted the significance of improving accessibility for people with disabilities at tourist sites and public facilities in Jordan, in alignment with Agabi's 2017 initiative.
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The park includes accessibility features such as slopes, disabled parking, Braille signage, and an audio-visual introduction of Agabi, made accessible through a QR Code and sign language, Jordan News Agency, petra.
During the opening ceremony, HRH Prince Mired commended Agabi's efforts to enhance accessibility in Jordan. Aghabi's mother, Hakam Qusous, who is also the director general of Accessible Jordan, expressed her family's gratitude for the honor.
In his tribute, HRH Prince Mired highlighted the significance of improving accessibility for people with disabilities at tourist sites and public facilities in Jordan, in alignment with Agabi's 2017 initiative.
Read more National news
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