UNHCR takes Prince Charles round Syrian refugee camp in Jordan

AMMAN, Jordan, March 13 (UNHCR) – Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, on Wednesday hailed the work of UNHCR and its partners in helping tens of thousands of Syrian refugees in Jordan during a landmark visit to a camp near the border with Syria.

Britain's Prince Charles is briefed by UNHCR's Paul Stromberg during the tour today of the Prince Abdullah Park camp. ©UNHCR photo

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