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Amman, March 18 (QNA) – Jordan’s foreign minister has discussed efforts to strengthen ties with his Algerian counterpart, alongside growing regional tensions and their wider implications.
During a phone call, Ayman Safadi and Ahmed Attaf explored ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries.
The ministers also addressed what they described as a serious escalation in the region, and its impact on regional and international stability.
They discussed prospects for restoring calm through diplomatic efforts, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding stability and respecting the sovereignty of states.
The call comes amid heightened tensions across the region, with officials increasingly highlighting the need for dialogue to prevent further escalation. (QNA)
