Jordan will participate in ministerial meetings in Saudi Arabia on March 6, 2025, with foreign ministers from GCC countries, Egypt, Syria, and Morocco. The discussions will focus on addressing regional developments and strengthening cooperation, with key topics aimed at enhancing strategic relations and improving regional security. Significant figures attending include Ayman Safadi and other foreign ministers, coinciding with the 163rd GCC Ministerial Council meetings.
Jordan is set to engage in ministerial meetings convened by Saudi Arabia, wherein foreign ministers from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, and Morocco will gather. This important assembly aims to discuss pressing regional and international developments while reinforcing cooperative ties among these nations.
The discussions will emphasize enhancing strategic relations between the GCC and the participating countries. Furthermore, the agenda will focus on fostering collaboration across various sectors and exchanging perspectives on shared regional and global concerns. Significant topics include cooperative endeavors to achieve common objectives and ongoing consultations aimed at improving security and stability in the region.
Key attendees include Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ayman Safadi, alongside Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdel-Aty; Syria’s Foreign Minister, Asaad Shabani; and Morocco’s Foreign Minister, Nasser Bourita.
These meetings are being held alongside the 163rd GCC Ministerial Council session, chaired by Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya. The council will also review the progress of decisions from the 45th Gulf Summit held in Kuwait in December 2024, as well as evaluate reports from various ministerial and technical committees and discuss developments related to GCC interactions with international blocs and relevant global issues.
In summary, Jordan’s participation in the upcoming ministerial meetings in Saudi Arabia underlines the importance of regional cooperation and dialogue. With the involvement of key foreign ministers and an agenda focused on strategic relations and security, these discussions aim to foster stability and collaboration among GCC countries and their regional counterparts. The meetings not only reflect a commitment to shared objectives but also seek to assess and enhance international relations amid evolving global challenges.
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