As per reports, the Foreign Ministry on Tuesday (23 September) issued an urgent call for Jordanians in Lebanon to “leave immediately” for their safety, while assuring that all Jordanians there are currently safe.

Reports indicate that the ministry is currently monitoring the situation of Jordanians in Lebanon through its hotlines. A total of 1,199 Jordanian citizens and 2,541 non-Jordanians accompanying them have registered on the ministry’s platform since the beginning of the crisis.

• Ambassador Sufian Qudah also added that while official statistics indicate that there are 2,600 Jordanians in Lebanon, the actual number is believed to be closer to 4,000, due to the difficult registration conditions in the country.
• Ambassador Al-Qudah called on Jordanians in Lebanon to exercise extreme caution, follow safety directives from local Lebanese authorities, and register immediately with the Jordanian Embassy in Beirut through a designated online portal.
• Additionally, on Tuesday (23 September), the board of Jordan’s Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission has decided to suspend flights of Jordanian Airlines to Beirut until further notice. The decision by Jordan’s Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission affects flights from Queen Alia International Airport in Amman to Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport.