JORDAN'S PATH TO PEACE: THE LEADERSHIP OF KING ABDULLAH II AND JORDAN'S MILITARY ROLE IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Abstract This study highlights Jordan’s political and military strategies, taking into account Jordan's multifaceted approach to conflict resolution, with a particular focus on the significant role performed by His Majesty King Abdullah II. The study keeps a qualitative research approach while examining Jordan's capacity to use internal order, alliances, and diplomacy to settle regional disputes. Along with a well-trained military that portrays the country as transformative, the nation's efforts, directed by King Abdullah II’s aspirational and visionary leadership on peace issues, also have a realistic political component. The study’s findings include that Jordan has been able to use the politics of Middle Eastern conflict resolution to position itself as the peace broker. This study illustrates how Jordan's role and significance for enduring peace and stability in the area are enhanced by leadership, politics, and in this case, the military.