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Jordan: Hmoud named 2027 City of Culture in solidarity after terrorist attack
First source report
Jordanian Minister of Culture Mustafa Rawashdeh announced Sunday that the village of Hmoud in the Karak Governorate has been selected as the 2027 City of Culture. The selection recognizes the village following a terrorist attack.
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