Accra:The Republic of San Marino has bestowed the Order of Saint Agatha (Commander rank) upon Prince Mired bin Raad, President of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (HCD), in recognition of his humanitarian work and his support for individuals with disabilities, wounded military personnel, and landmine victims.
According to Jordan News Agency, the medal was presented by San Marino's Honourary Consul in Jordan, Samer Kawar, during an official ceremony. The event was attended by Prince Raad bin Zeid, members of the royal family, the Saudi ambassador to Jordan, and other diplomats and officials.
Prince Mired expressed gratitude for the honor and dedicated it to persons with disabilities. He reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for their rights and inclusion, as well as ensuring equal opportunities in education, employment, and public life. He also acknowledged the efforts of his colleagues at the HCD, the Hashemite Commission for Disabled Soldiers, the National Committee for Demining and Rehabilitation, and the Royal Academy for Inclusive Education.
Kawar highlighted the decoration as a recognition of Prince Mired's distinguished humanitarian contributions, emphasizing his support for individuals with disabilities, injured military personnel, and landmine survivors. Kawar also noted Prince Mired's efforts in advancing international cooperation and landmine action.
He praised Jordan's role, under the leadership of King Abdullah II, in supporting regional causes, and highlighted San Marino's support for the rights of the Palestinian people and the pursuit of a just peace in the region. The award symbolizes the longstanding friendship and cooperation between Jordan and San Marino.