Crown Prince hails Prince Ali's dedication in Jordan's World Cup triumph
In a heartfelt statement, the Crown Prince praised Prince Ali's unwavering support and tireless dedication, which he credited as instrumental in Al Nashama's remarkable journey to the global stage.
'Behind every great achievement are those who worked with dedication and believed in the dream from the very beginning,' the Crown Prince said. 'My heartfelt thanks to my uncle, His Royal Highness Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, for his efforts that helped make this historic World Cup qualification a reality for Al Nashama.'
Prince Ali, a prominent figure in Jordanian and international football, has long championed the development of the sport in the Kingdom. His contributions have been lauded as a cornerstone of Al Nashama's success, marking a proud moment for Jordanian football.
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