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Bisher Al Khasawneh being sworn in as Jordan's prime minister in October 2020. AFP
Bisher Al Khasawneh being sworn in as Jordan's prime minister in October 2020. AFP
Jordan’s King Abdullah replaces 10 ministers in government reshuffle
Cabinet changes are common in Jordan, which is enduring a Covid-19 surge and a recession