ISLAMABAD: Jordan’s King Abdullah II met with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday in Islamabad, the Jordan News Agency reported.
During an expanded meeting, the king and prime minister affirmed their commitment to building on Jordanian-Pakistani relations, which span 78 years.
They discussed strengthening joint action in key areas, including trade, economy, investment, tourism, education, technology, and defence, JNA added.
The king emphasized the need for continued coordination at both bilateral and international levels to advance peace and stability in the Middle East. He also conveyed condolences over last week’s terrorist attacks in Pakistan, reaffirming Jordan’s solidarity in the fight against terrorism.
The situation in Gaza was another key topic, with King Abdullah stressing the importance of all parties fully adhering to the ceasefire and ensuring the delivery of humanitarian aid.
