Amman, April 16 (Petra) – The Ministry of Culture continued its "Our Flag is High" campaign on Wednesday evening, marking Flag Day, at the Parliament Life Museum in Amman.

During his attendance at the event, Minister of Culture Mustafa Rawashdeh told the Jordan News Agency (Petra), "In our beloved capital, we continue our celebrations by raising the Jordanian flag, which holds significant meaning in the history of Jordan, representing the social, cultural, and economic progress the Kingdom has witnessed."

He added that the ministry shares this occasion with the citizens of the nation by launching the "Our Flag is High" campaign and raising the Jordanian flag, which we proudly display and take pride in.

The event, which is part of the kingdom's celebrations of Flag Day, was attended by the ministry's acting secretary-general, Maher Nafsh, and several ministry officials. The PSD's orchestra, consisting of 22 musicians, performed national tunes in the museum courtyard, which resonated with the audience.

The activities included the distribution of Jordanian flags, gifts for children, and paintings of the flag, as well as national expressions on children's faces.

A child recited a Bedouin poem praising the nation, its achievements, and the Hashemite leadership, while a girl recited a national poem in classical Arabic poetry, expressing pride in the nation, the flag, and its wise Hashemite leadership.

The event also saw the distribution of Jordanian flags to vehicles on Zahran Street, where the museum is located, amid expressions of joy, pride, and national pride among the citizens.

//Petra// AF

16/04/2025 23:10:04