On Monday, King Abdullah II of Jordan and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed regional developments and efforts to restore stability in the region and respect the sovereignty of states. They emphasized the need to strengthen the humanitarian response in Gaza and ensure the implementation of the agreement to end the war.
The talks, held at Al Husseiniya Palace, focused on mechanisms to expand cooperation between Jordan and India.
The King of Jordan affirmed that the Indian Prime Minister's visit to the Kingdom presents a significant opportunity to chart new avenues for economic cooperation in numerous sectors, including industry and information technology, for the benefit of both nations.
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