Egyptian-Jordanian talks to enhance joint cooperation and regional developments
The Egyptian Foreign Minister received his Jordanian counterpart in Cairo to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries. This visit comes within the framework of ongoing coordination between Cairo and Amman to discuss issues of common interest and develop their strategic partnership.
During the meeting, the two ministers emphasized the depth and uniqueness of the historical relations that unite Egypt and Jordan. They also stressed the importance of continuing joint work to enhance cooperation in various economic and political fields in a way that serves the interests of both brotherly peoples.
The meeting also addressed advancing the trilateral cooperation mechanism that includes Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq. This cooperation aims to achieve economic integration and increase trade exchange, in addition to implementing joint development projects that contribute to supporting regional stability.
The two sides also reviewed the latest developments in the region, especially regarding current security and political challenges. The ministers agreed on the need to intensify diplomatic efforts to reach peaceful solutions to regional crises, ensuring the achievement of security and stability in the Middle East.
At the conclusion of the talks, both parties renewed their commitment to continue periodic coordination and consultation on various international files. These meetings are considered an important step toward unifying visions and positions regarding global issues that affect the Arab region.