
Jordan condemned on Tuesday the suicide attack that hit the Turkish town of Suruc, killing 30 people and injuring scores others.
Jordanian Government Spokesman and Minister of State for Media Affairs Mohammad al-Momani voiced his country's solidarity with the Turkish government and people in confronting terrorism.
He called for consolidating effors to stand against the extremist thought and terrorists who attack innocent people and their property in a breach of all human norms.
He asserted that Amman rejected all forms of terrorism, offering condolences to the Turkish government and people over the victims of the attack and wished the injured a speedy recovery.
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