Kazakh president concludes official visit to Jordan

AMMAN — Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Wednesday concluded his official visit to Jordan, departing Amman following a series of high-level meetings.

The president was seen off at Queen Alia International Airport by HRH Prince Ali, Minister of Investment Muthana Ghraibeh, who led the accompanying honorary delegation, Amman Governor Yaser Adwan, Jordan's Ambassador to Kazakhstan Hamzah Omari and Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Jordan Talgat Shaldanbay.

During the visit, Kazakhstan's president visited the Jordan Museum in Ras Al Ayn on Wednesday, accompanied by HRH Prince Ali and HRH Princess Sumaya Bint El Hassan, Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Jordan Museum, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

During the tour, Tokayev was briefed by Museum Director Ihab Amarin on the museum's expansive collection, which spans over 1.5 million years of human history in Jordan. 

Tokayev also explored exhibits from various historical periods, including the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, as well as the Classical, Late Classical and Islamic eras, culminating with displays from modern Jordan.

At the end of the visit, President Tokayev signed the VIP guestbook, expressing his admiration for the museum's collections and the vivid portrayal of Jordan's remarkable cultural and historical legacy.