Queen Nour celebrates her late King 2nd death anniversary
Jordan, Local, 2/9/2001

Widow of the late Jordanian King Hussein Bin Talal, Nour and several members of the Jordanian Royal family in Amman on Wednesday celebrated the 2nd death anniversary of her Husband and she commend his efforts for establishing peace in the region.

Nour, who was the third wife for King Hussein, headed to visit the tomb of her late husband, at the royal cemetery in Amman, accompanied by his sister princess Basmah and his daughters princes Aesha, princess Zein and crown prince Hamzah and all of them recited verses of the holy Koran on the tomb of the late king who died on February 7, 1999, at 63 year old.

Queen Nour, whose original name is Liza Halabi said that the late King " devoted his life for the Middle east to enjoy peace, progress and prosperity." She added " thanks to his strong faith, he was always ready to sacrifice every thing in order to achieve his objectives ." She stressed that " the legacy of King Hussein will be always and strongly present for several coming years."

Nour, who presides over al-Hussein establishment which was established in 1999 in honor of her later husband said: " I will be always grateful for I had the chance to share him his life and to enjoy his smile and his tolerant spirit which will inspire the coming generations."

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