Order of Al-Hussein for Distinguished Contributions
The Order of Al-Hussein for Distinguished Contributions is a high-ranking royal Jordanian medal established on March 29, 1997, by the Jordanian king. It is awarded to prominent figures who have provided outstanding services or exceptional contributions. The decoration is named after the Jordanian king, Hussein bin Talal.
History
The Order of Al-Hussein was established on March 29, 1997, by decree of the then-Jordanian king, Hussein bin Talal, to honor distinguished individuals who have rendered notable services or contributions.Grades of the decoration
The Order of Al-Hussein for Distinguished Contributions is composed of two grades only:| Supreme First Class | Second Class |
| Awarded for extraordinary achievements or contributions of national or international significance. | Given to individuals or organizations for significant contributions within their field of expertise. |