Jordan’s King Abdullah and Iraq’s President Discuss Regional Issues
Amman — King Abdullah II of Jordan had a phone conversation with Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid on Friday to emphasize the need for Arab nations to ramp up their support for the Palestinian people in their quest for legitimate rights.
The leaders talked about recent developments in the region and how their countries can continue to work together. King Abdullah made it clear that Jordan firmly opposes any attempts to annex land or forcibly displace Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
He also stressed the importance of upholding the ceasefire in Gaza, boosting humanitarian aid, and preventing further tensions in the West Bank.
Beyond the Palestinian issue, they discussed the need for ongoing cooperation between Jordan and Iraq to tackle regional challenges. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their relationship and addressing shared security and political concerns.
