Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif hosted Jordan’s King Abdullah II at the Prime Minister’s House on Saturday for comprehensive talks on the Gaza crisis, regional stability, and enhancing bilateral cooperation.
Both leaders reaffirmed their support for Palestine, opposing any actions that could displace Palestinians from Gaza. They also agreed to strengthen coordination among eight Arab and Islamic countries working with the US to uphold the Gaza ceasefire under the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Agreement.
The discussions covered broader regional security, with PM Sharif briefing King Abdullah II on developments in Pakistan’s neighborhood, including Afghanistan and India. The Jordanian monarch acknowledged Pakistan’s key role in promoting peace and stability in the region.
Bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors—economy, trade, investment, health, science and technology, education, and defense—was also highlighted. Both sides signed MoUs in media, culture, and education, advancing institutional collaboration.
PM Sharif welcomed King Abdullah II as a symbol of Pakistan-Jordan friendship, while the king praised Pakistan’s support for Jordan’s humanitarian and post-conflict efforts in Gaza. The meeting concluded with a dinner hosted by PM Sharif.
Senior officials attending included Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, Climate Change Minister Senator Musadik Malik, and other top officials.
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