National symbols of Jordan are the symbols that are used in Jordan and abroad to represent the country and its people.
Read more about National Symbols Of Jordan: National Flag - Flag of Jordan, National Emblem - Emblem of Jordan, National Anthem - The Royal Anthem of Jordan, National Colors - Red, Black, White and Green, National Tree - Quercus Ithaburensis, National Bird - Sinai Rosefinch, National Flower - Black Iris, National Animal - Arabian Oryx, National Dish - Mansaf
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