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Amman, Oct. 19 (Petra) — Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) Commission
Chairman Ahmad Malkawi and Poland’s chargé d’affaires Karol Lesniak
on Monday discussed prospects of forging closer municipal cooperation
between Amman and Warsaw.
Malkawi noted Jordanian-Polish relations, which he said rest on
continued cooperation, adding that GAM is keen on bolstering ties and
supporting joint work that benefits both countries, contributes to
sustainable development, and improves services.
The envoy commended GAM’s efforts to expand partnerships with world
cities, highlighting Amman’s progress in municipal, urban and
cultural fields, as well as plans and projects to develop
infrastructure and raise the level of services for the city and its
people.
He said the Polish government is ready to enhance cooperation and
exchange expertise for the benefit of the two countries.
GAM has named a street in Amman’s Sports City after renowned Polish
composer Frédéric Chopin.
//Petra// NQ
