Parliamentary Delegation: Baptismal Church Fosters Love and Jordan-Lebanese Ties
The Jordanian Parliament clarified that the project to build the Church of Saint John the Baptist at the Site of the Baptism, which is considered the place of Jesus Christ's baptism, reflects Jordan's message of brotherhood and tolerance between Muslims and Christians. The project aims to strengthen fraternal relations between Jordan and Lebanon and represents an important addition to the religious and historical significance of the site. A protocol has been signed to initiate the project's implementation phase, with funding sponsored by businessman Sarkis Elias Sarkis. It is expected to contribute to promoting religious tourism and increasing global interest in the site. Officials emphasize that the initiative reflects a spiritual heritage that promotes the values of love and brotherhood, at a time when the kingdom is keen to protect holy sites.
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