Jordan’s King Abdullah has undergone a successful back surgery.
The King of Jordan, 60, underwent the surgery in Frankfurt, Germany, on Tuesday, 12 April, at a specialist clinic.
The surgery was to treat a thoracic herniated disc, which was the result of extreme physical activities from military duties, according to state media.
King Abdullah will undergo a period of rest before he returns to Jordan. He will reportedly remain in Germany for a week.
His son, Crown Prince Hussein, is acting regent.
Since the procedure, several Middle Eastern royals have reached out to the monarch to wish him well and check in on him after his procedure.
The King left for Germany from Jordan on Sunday, 10 April. The Royal Hashemite Court did not say if his wife, Queen Rania, accompanied him.