King Sultan Ibrahim conferred Jordan's highest civilian honour


KUALA LUMPUR: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has been conferred the Order of Al Hussein Ibn Ali, the Kingdom of Jordan's highest civilian honour.

The honour was bestowed by King Abdullah II of Jordan during an investiture ceremony at Dewan Seri Maharaja, Istana Negara here on Monday (Oct 12), following a one-on-one meeting between Sultan Ibrahim and King Abdullah II at Dewan Seri Negara.

According to the Royal Hashemite Court, the Order of Al Hussein Ibn Ali is awarded to kings, princes and heads of state, in recognition of their standing.

The honour is among Jordan's royal medals, which are bestowed on prominent international figures, as well as individuals recognised for their achievements and contributions.

King Abdullah II is currently on a two-day state visit to Malaysia, which began Sunday, at the invitation of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim. - Bernama

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