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Welcome to Jordan Welcome To Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan Presented By LT.COL Ibrahim al shawabkeh Royal navy force

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Welcome to Jordan

Welcome To

Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan Presented By

LT.COL Ibrahim al shawabkehRoyal navy force

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Personal Biography1987 Joined the Jordanian Armed forces.

1991 MTC college, B Sc in communicatin Engineering.

1992 Royal Military Academy – Jordan.

1995 Marine Engineering Course – Germany.

1998 radar maintenance course UK.

2000 project engineer in KADDB for 4 years.

2003 International Maritime Officers Course – USCG.

2005 M Sc in Computer in Engineering – Jordan.

2006 S.O.S Course – Jordan.

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Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan

National FlagGeography

ClimateHistory

People, language and religious

Education & health careCommunications &

TransportationEconomy & tourism

Culture & sportGovernment

MilitaryThe Jordan U S Relation

Current issue

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Jordan’s National

FlowerBlack Iris

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National Bird

Sinai Rose finch

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JORDAN

Geography

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JORDAN

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Borders

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Geography

Area: total: 92,300 sq km

Water: 329 sq km Land: 91,971 sq km

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Geography

Land boundaries: total: 1,635 km Coastline: 26 km Territorial Sea: 3 NM

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Elevation extremes

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0

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1000

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Elevation

HighestLowest

Highest point: Jabal Ram 1,754 m

Lowest point: Dead Sea

-410 m

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CLIMATE

Jordan has a combination of Mediterranean and arid desert climates

Generally, the country has warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters

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CLIMATEAverage temperatures ranging from 7 to 25 C (54 to 77 F) in the height.

Summertime highs reaching the 40C (105-115 F) in the desert regions

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CLIMATERainfall averages vary from 50mm in the desert. 800 mm (31.5) inches On the heights.Snow falls in winter time in the heights

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History

The region of present-day Jordan roughly

corresponds to the biblical lands of Ammon,

Bashan, Edom and Moab

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History

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History1516 the Ottoman Turks gained control of

what is now Jordan and it remained part of the Ottoman Empire until the 20th cent

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Abdullah Bin Al-Hussein

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Abdullah Bin Al Hussein

1923 May 15: British recognized Jordanian government

1928: Jordan ruled by a king

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King Abdullah Bin Al-Hussein

1945: Tran Jordan became a member of the Arab league.

1946 May 25 Jordan gained independence

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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1948: Arabs Israel War1949: April the country's name was changed to Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1950: West Bank annexed to Jordan as a union

1951: July 20 King Abdullah is assassinated

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King Talal

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King Hussein

1953: Al Hussein became a king of Jordan1955: 14 Dec Jordan became a member of the United Nations

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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1967: Six-Day War where Jordan lost the West Bank

1973: 6 Oct Arab-Israeli War

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Peace Treaty1996

1996: Oct Jordan and Israel sign peace agreements

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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1999 on 7 Feb King Hussein succumbed to cancer at age of 63

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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

1999 on 7 Feb Prince Abdullah became a King

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GOVERNMENT

HM the KingHM the King

Executive Branch Prime Minister Judicial Branch Legislative Branch

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GOVERNMENT TYPE

Executive Branch

The King is:

- Head of State- Chief Executive- Commander in Chief

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Legislature

The lower House :

Consists of 110 for 4 years turn 6 of which are reserved for female candidates.

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Local Government

Jordan is divided into 12 administrative districts, or governorates

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PEOPLE

Population 5,611,202

Life expectancy at birth 77.88 years

Population growth rate:2.78%

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PEOPLE

Arab 90%, CaucasusArmenian ChechensDruze

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Religion

92% of Jordanian are Muslims

8% are Christians

Ethnic groups have full freedomto practice their religion

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Language

Arabic is the official language.

English as a second language.

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Education

• Compulsory free education up to 16 years old.

• 6407 Schools.

• 1.700.000 Students.

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Education

Universities: 11 public universities 14 Private universities Literacy Rate: 86.6% total.

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Health Care

Health Care for all Jordanians

1200 Health Centers

50 Hospitals

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Communications

Telephones-main 650,000 (2003)

Mobiles:1,325,300 (2003)

Internet users: more than 1,000,000

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Railways 677 km.High ways 8000 km.Pipelines (crude oil) 209 km.Ports AqabaAirports 3 International

Transportation

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Economy

10%

60%

30% AgricultureService Industry

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Economy

Currency 1 Dinar = 1.4 USD

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ECONOMYMain Exports

Industries:

phosphate mining,petroleum refining, cement potashlight manufacturing FertilizersPharmaceuticalsClothing

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ECONOMY

Agricultural:

wheat barley citrus tomatoes melonsolives sheep goats poultry

Main Exports

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ECONOMY

Crude oil machinery transport

equipment foodstuffs manufactured

goods

Main Imports