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Under the patronage of the President of the Court, Judge Faleh Abu Hilalah, the East Amman Court celebrated the 80th Independence Day of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The celebration was attended by judges, public prosecutors, Public Security Directorate personnel, administrative staff, lawyers, and visitors in a national atmosphere reflecting pride in this occasion.
​The ceremony commenced with the royal national anthem, followed by a recitation from the Holy Qur'an by staff member Thair Mukahall. The President of the East Amman Court, Judge Faleh Abu Hilalah, then delivered a speech emphasizing that independence constitutes a pivotal milestone in the history of the Jordanian state, embodying a journey of development and dedication established by the Hashemites and continuing today under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II.
​The event featured a visual presentation showcasing the historic speech of the founding King, Abdullah I, on the declaration of the Kingdom's independence, alongside a speech by His Majesty King Abdullah II, highlighting key historical achievements of the nation.
​A series of national speeches were delivered by the Head of the Public Prosecution Department, Judge Jaber Shdeifat, Judge Ayman Al-Shourah, Judge Maram Rahal, alongside staff members Abdrabboh Al-Drou', Moaid Al-Majali, Woroud Al-Dmeiri, and attorney Amer Artimah. The addresses focused on the core meanings of independence, values of loyalty, and the importance of preserving national achievements. National poetry was also performed by staff member Leila Jabr and child Sima Abu Bakr.
​The celebration included musical segments performed by the Fursan Al-Badia Musical Troupe, featuring patriotic songs that engaged the audience. The organization of the event was supervised by the Chief of the Court's Bureau, Emad Ghazal, alongside masters of ceremonies Abdullah Al-Abdallat and Kholoud Abu Ne'meh, in addition to the organizing committee members. The ceremony concluded with expressions of pride in the nation and its Hashemite leadership.