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Amman, Aug. 26 (Petra) – Environment Minister Aiman Soleiman and
Australian Ambassador to Jordan Paula Ganly met on Wednesday to
explore expanding cooperation in environmental protection, climate
action, and sustainable development.
Soleiman noted the Kingdom’s priorities, including the green and
circular economy, climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation, and
sustainable waste management, pushing to leverage Australian
expertise in these fields.
The officials discussed drafting a memorandum of understanding to
institutionalize cooperation, facilitate knowledge exchange, and
advance joint projects in alignment with the sustainable environment
driver of Jordan’s Economic Modernization Vision.
Ganly, for her part, lauded Amman and Canberra’s ties, stating
Australia’s desire to deepen cooperation on shared environmental and
developmental goals.
//Petra// HA
