Egypt, Jordan foreign ministers discuss regional developments in Cairo
Egypt and Jordan's foreign ministers met in Cairo to strengthen ties and review regional issues, reaffirming their condemnation of recent Iranian attacks.
On Sunday, Egypt and Jordan's foreign ministers convened in Cairo to bolster bilateral relations and discuss pressing regional matters. Badr Abdelatty, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, engaged in talks with Ayman Safadi, Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, to explore avenues for collaboration across diverse sectors. The primary focus of their discussions centered on the situation in the Palestinian territories, a region of significant concern to both nations.
In addition to addressing the Palestinian issue, the ministers delved into preparations for the upcoming 162nd regular session of the Arab League Council. Scheduled to convene the following day at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo, this ministerial gathering will provide a platform for further deliberations on regional challenges and opportunities.
Throughout their meeting, Abdelatty and Safadi reaffirmed their united stance against Iranian aggression, which has targeted Jordan and other Arab nations. They emphasized the necessity of defusing tensions in the region and underscored the importance of resolving disputes through political and diplomatic means. Furthermore, the ministers stressed the imperative of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states in the region.
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