Pakistan and Jordan have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening strategic and economic ties while expanding cooperation on regional and international platforms.
The pledge was made during a meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Jordan’s King Abdullah II at the Prime Minister House in Islamabad on Saturday.
The leaders discussed ways to deepen bilateral relations and explore opportunities for enhanced collaboration in areas including the economy, trade, investment, health, science and technology, education, and defence.
The meeting also included a detailed exchange of views on regional security and initiatives aimed at promoting peace.
The two leaders agreed to enhance coordination among the eight Arab Islamic countries that are working with the United States on Gaza ceasefire and Gaza Peace Plan signed in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt.
Both leaders acknowledged the unanimity of views and principled positions taken by their countries regarding the post-war Gaza which includes zero-tolerance for any displacement of Palestinians from Gaza.
The King of Jordan praised Pakistan’s consistent support for his country’s role in regional stability and humanitarian efforts during the Gaza conflict and in post- war Gaza.
The prime minister welcomed King Abdullah II’s visit to Pakistan, highlighting it as a testament to the enduring friendship between Pakistan and Jordan.
He also updated the King on recent developments in Pakistan’s neighbourhood, especially Afghanistan and India.
The King acknowledged Pakistan’s key role in maintaining peace and stability in the region.
Both dignitaries witnessed an MoU exchange ceremony in the fields of media, culture, and education. The prime minister also hosted a banquet in honour of the King and his accompanying delegation.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, Field Marshal Gen Asim Munir and several cabinet members were also present on the occasion.
Source: Dunya News
