AMMAN Former Minister, MP, and Ambassador Dr. Bassam Al-Omoush revealed that former Prime Minister Dr. Abdullah Al-Nsour had previously asked him to run in parliamentary elections, a request he declined, affirming that he has no intention of returning to the House of Representatives. In a video interview published by Rum News Agency under its 'Face to Face' segment, Al-Omoush addressed key milestones in his political and parliamentary career, recounting the circumstances surrounding Al-Nsour’s approach regarding electoral candidacy. Al-Omoush had previously disclosed details of a 1997 phone call from Al-Nsour—who was serving as Deputy Prime Minister at the time following the Muslim Brotherhood's boycott of the elections—during which Al-Nsour urged him to run, a proposal Al-Omoush turned down. Al-Omoush underscored his firm decision not to seek a return to Parliament in the future, closing the door on any renewed legislative candidacy. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Former Minister, MP, and Ambassador Dr. Bassam Al-Omoush revealed that former Prime Minister Dr. Abdullah Al-Nsour had previously asked him to run in parliamentary elections, a request he declined, affirming that he has no intention of returning to the House of Representatives. In a video interview published by Rum News Agency under its 'Face to Face' segment, Al-Omoush addressed key milestones in his political and parliamentary career, recounting the circumstances surrounding Al-Nsour’s approach regarding electoral candidacy. Al-Omoush had previously disclosed details of a 1997 phone call from Al-Nsour—who was serving as Deputy Prime Minister at the time following the Muslim Brotherhood's boycott of the elections—during which Al-Nsour urged him to run, a proposal Al-Omoush turned down. Al-Omoush underscored his firm decision not to seek a return to Parliament in the future, closing the door on any renewed legislative candidacy. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Former Minister, MP, and Ambassador Dr. Bassam Al-Omoush revealed that former Prime Minister Dr. Abdullah Al-Nsour had previously asked him to run in parliamentary elections, a request he declined, affirming that he has no intention of returning to the House of Representatives. In a video interview published by Rum News Agency under its 'Face to Face' segment, Al-Omoush addressed key milestones in his political and parliamentary career, recounting the circumstances surrounding Al-Nsour’s approach regarding electoral candidacy. Al-Omoush had previously disclosed details of a 1997 phone call from Al-Nsour—who was serving as Deputy Prime Minister at the time following the Muslim Brotherhood's boycott of the elections—during which Al-Nsour urged him to run, a proposal Al-Omoush turned down. Al-Omoush underscored his firm decision not to seek a return to Parliament in the future, closing the door on any renewed legislative candidacy. Source: Rum News Agency
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Al-Omoush: Al-Nsour Asked Me to Run for Elections, I Refused and Will Not Return to Parliament
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