II. King Abdullah of Jordan has ruled Jordan since 1999. He is the eldest son of King Hussein and Antoinette Avril Gardiner, his mother, who was born the daughter of an English colonel, was King Hussein's second wife and was named "Muna" as a princess. King Abdullah went to high school in the United Kingdom and went on to Oxford, Georgetown and Sandhurst. . He served in the Jordanian army until his father's death, and in 1999, he made his son, Hamzah, born to the dying King Hussein's favorite wife, Queen Noor of Jordan, the future heir to the throne, and at the same time named his eldest son, Abdullah, as his successor. In 1993, King Abdullah married the Palestinian Queen Ál Jasin, who became Queen of Jordan. Queen Ranija is very popular in Jordan, primarily because of her charity actions. The royal couple had four children: Crown Prince Hussein, Princess Imán, Princess Szalma and Prince Hashim. Among the king's favorite sports are diving and car racing. He regularly drives a plane or helicopter and has a large collection of ancient weapons. Politically, King Abdullah continues his father's policies; tries to modernize the country and played a mediating role in the renewed Palestinian-Israeli war in 2000.

II. King Abdullah of Jordan has ruled the country since 1999, having ascended the throne after the death of his father, King Hussein. The king wants to modernize the country and plays a mediating role in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The king's coinage is the Jordanian dinar, which has a value of 0.35 euros. The coins bear the portrait of the king, the Jordanian coat of arms and Arabic inscriptions.