LONDON: Jordanian Prime Minister Bisher Al-Khasawneh and other officials visited the British embassy in Amman on Sunday to offer their condolences on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Al-Khasawneh wrote in a condolence book at the embassy and expressed solidarity with the British people and government during this difficult time.
“The passing away of Queen Elizabeth II is a great loss not only for the UK and its people but also for the world,” Khasawneh said.
Queen Elizabeth’s coffin was taken from her summer home in the Scottish Highlands to Edinburgh on Sunday, past tens of thousands of mourners lining the route to pay tribute.
She died on Thursday after she spent 70 years on the throne.
