Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi emphasized strengthening cooperation with Turkey to address challenges facing the region, particularly for the Syrian and Palestinian people.

 

Safadi made these remarks during a joint press conference with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara.

 

Key points discussed during the conference included:

 

Jordan and Turkey are well-positioned to address regional issues and should play a leading role in overcoming challenges.

Both countries are committed to ensuring Syrian Kurds live in dignity and stability alongside other Syrian communities.

Jordan is coordinating with Iraq to develop joint mechanisms that positively impact the region.

Safadi stressed the need to end Israel's aggression in Gaza and its violations in the West Bank.

Lebanon's security and stability are of utmost importance, and any violations of its sovereignty are unacceptable.

Jordan continues efforts to end the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.

Jordan supports Turkey in combating terrorism and addressing any threats to its security and stability.

Syria's security and stability are tied to Jordan and Turkey as neighboring countries.

Safadi condemned the recent Israeli attacks on Syrian territory, labeling them a violation of international law and Syrian sovereignty.

Jordan opposes the resurgence of terrorism in Syria and aims to prevent further conflict in the country.

Safadi reaffirmed Jordan's commitment to helping Syrians secure their rights and meet their basic needs.

The press conference underscored Jordan and Turkey's shared vision for addressing regional challenges through cooperation and diplomacy.

 

Meanwhile, Safadi highlighted that displaced Palestinians in Gaza are facing dire conditions exacerbated by ongoing hostilities and shortages of essential supplies.

 

He reiterated Jordan's commitment to providing humanitarian aid and coordinating efforts with Turkey and international partners to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.