The Jordanian Contractors Association expressed its deep sorrow and grief over the victims of the cowardly terrorist attack that targeted the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church, known as the 'Humud Church,' in Karak Governorate. The association condemned the heinous assault as contrary to human and religious values, a violation of national security and stability, and an attack on the values of brotherhood, tolerance, and coexistence that unite the Jordanian people. The association announced a three-day mourning period to express solidarity with the victims' families and stand by them during this painful ordeal, reaffirming its absolute rejection of terrorism, extremism, and any attempt to undermine Jordan's security and national unity. At the same time, the association confirmed that operations at its headquarters will continue as usual without disruption, ensuring the continuity of services, processing of client transactions, and workflow management alongside the observance of the official mourning period. The association extended its deepest condolences and sincere sympathies to the families of the victims, praying that Almighty God encompasses the deceased in His vast mercy, grants a speedy recovery to the injured, and preserves Jordan—its leadership and people—while maintaining its security, safety, and stability. Source: Rum News Agency
The Jordanian Contractors Association expressed its deep sorrow and grief over the victims of the cowardly terrorist attack that targeted the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church, known as the 'Humud Church,' in Karak Governorate. The association condemned the heinous assault as contrary to human and religious values, a violation of national security and stability, and an attack on the values of brotherhood, tolerance, and coexistence that unite the Jordanian people. The association announced a three-day mourning period to express solidarity with the victims' families and stand by them during this painful ordeal, reaffirming its absolute rejection of terrorism, extremism, and any attempt to undermine Jordan's security and national unity. At the same time, the association confirmed that operations at its headquarters will continue as usual without disruption, ensuring the continuity of services, processing of client transactions, and workflow management alongside the observance of the official mourning period. The association extended its deepest condolences and sincere sympathies to the families of the victims, praying that Almighty God encompasses the deceased in His vast mercy, grants a speedy recovery to the injured, and preserves Jordan—its leadership and people—while maintaining its security, safety, and stability. Source: Rum News Agency
The Jordanian Contractors Association expressed its deep sorrow and grief over the victims of the cowardly terrorist attack that targeted the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church, known as the 'Humud Church,' in Karak Governorate. The association condemned the heinous assault as contrary to human and religious values, a violation of national security and stability, and an attack on the values of brotherhood, tolerance, and coexistence that unite the Jordanian people. The association announced a three-day mourning period to express solidarity with the victims' families and stand by them during this painful ordeal, reaffirming its absolute rejection of terrorism, extremism, and any attempt to undermine Jordan's security and national unity. At the same time, the association confirmed that operations at its headquarters will continue as usual without disruption, ensuring the continuity of services, processing of client transactions, and workflow management alongside the observance of the official mourning period. The association extended its deepest condolences and sincere sympathies to the families of the victims, praying that Almighty God encompasses the deceased in His vast mercy, grants a speedy recovery to the injured, and preserves Jordan—its leadership and people—while maintaining its security, safety, and stability. Source: Rum News Agency
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Jordanian Contractors Association Declares Three-Day Mourning Following Terrorist Attack on St. George Church in Karak
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