The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates announced that the Council of the European Union decided to lift the  COVID-19 travel restrictions imposed on Jordan, starting Thursday, July 1.

The ministry explained that this decision comes as a result of the improvement in the epidemiological situation in the Kingdom.

Wednesday, European Union governments agreed to add 11 countries, including Jordan, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, to the list of nations from which they will recommend non-essential travel.

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