Saudi and Jordanian foreign ministers discuss regional tensions
The officials reviewed efforts to contain conflicts and stressed the need for continued coordination.
At a glance
- Saudi and Jordanian foreign ministers held a phone call to discuss regional developments
- Both officials reviewed efforts to limit negative repercussions of regional conflicts
- The ministers stressed the importance of continued coordination and joint consultation
- Both countries reaffirmed their solidarity in confronting security threats
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan spoke by phone with Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Saturday to discuss regional developments and measures to contain conflicts. The two officials reviewed efforts to limit the negative effects of regional conflicts at regional and international levels.
Both ministers emphasised the importance of ongoing coordination and joint consultation to address current challenges. They reaffirmed Saudi Arabia and Jordan's solidarity in confronting threats to their security and stability, and stressed the need to strengthen regional security.
Why it matters
Saudi Arabia and Jordan are key regional players working to address ongoing conflicts affecting stability in the Middle East.
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