King Orders Transfer of Artist Fouad Hijazi for Treatment at King Hussein Medical Center - Jordan News
In a gesture of royal compassion, His Majesty King Abdullah II has ordered the transfer of Lebanese artist Fouad Hijazi—who has resided in Jordan for over fifty years—for treatment at King Hussein Medical Center, with all expenses covered by the King. اضافة اعلان Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi, Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court, supervised the procedures to ensure Hijazi receives comprehensive medical care.
Fouad Hijazi is a well-known figure in the Arab artistic scene, with a career that has spanned both singing and acting for several decades. Despite his Lebanese origins, his long-term residence in Jordan since the early 1970s has made the country an integral part of his artistic journey. Through his music, he has consistently expressed love for Jordan and deep admiration for its Hashemite leadership.
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