Ad-Dustour
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| Type | Daily newspaper |
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| Owner | Jordan Press & Publishing Company |
| Editor | Saif Alsharif |
| Founded | 28 March 1967 |
| Headquarters | Queen Rania St. Amman, Jordan |
| Official website | http://addustour.com |
The Ad-Dustour Arabic: الدستور) is an Arabic daily newspaper published in Jordan. Its headquarters is in Amman, Jordan. It is owned by the Jordan Press and Publishing Company. The first issue of the newspaper was published on Tuesday 28 March 1967. The Jordan Press and Publishing Company was a private company until 1986, when the Jordanian government bought a share of it.[1]
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The Ad-Dustour newspaper contains five sections:
- First Section: for head line and domestic news.
- Second Section: for international news, business and econnomy.
- Addustour Alriyadi : for international and domestic sport news.
- Doroob:For miscelleneous news related to health and living styles.
- The Cultural Section: This section is only for Fridays of every week, and contains domestic, regional, and internatiional cultural events
- Al-Shabab: This section is published on Wednesdays of every week, and daily during major sport competitions such as FIFA World Cup. It covers the weekly domestic, and international youth events [2]
Coordinates: 31°59′53.05″N 35°52′47.3″E / 31.9980694°N 35.879806°E
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