07 April,2021 07:14 AM IST | Amman | Agencies
Former Jordanian Prince Hamzah bin al-Hussein at an event in the year 2012. Pic/AFP
Jordan's former Crown Prince Hamzah has signed a letter in which he said that he will remain loyal to the King and committed to the country's Constitution.
In the letter, published by the Royal Hashemite Court on its official Facebook page on Monday, Hamzah, King Abdullah II's half-brother, said, "I place myself in the hands of His Majesty," Xinhua news agency.
Hamzah said he will remain loyal to the King and supportive of the King and Crown Prince Hussein, and also continue to honour the legacy of the Hashemite family, according to the letter.
Prince Hamzah said the national interests of Jordan are above all considerations and that everyone should stand behind the King in supporting the country and the national interests.
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Jordan's top prosecutor banned the publication of any information or material relating to a case involving former Crown Prince Hamzah. The ban aims to preserve the secrecy of the investigations conducted by the security services, the prosecutor said in a statement, according to the official Petra news agency.
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