Arab Hashemite Kingdom

The Arab Hashemite Kingdom, commonly known as Jordan, is a country located in the Middle East. It is ruled by the Hashemite family, which claims descent from the Prophet Muhammad. Established in 1921, Jordan has a rich history and is known for its diverse culture and significant archaeological sites, including Petra. The country has faced challenges, such as regional conflicts and hosting a large number of refugees. Economically, Jordan relies on tourism, agriculture, and investments, and it has worked to maintain stability in a turbulent region, making it an important player in Middle Eastern politics.