Amman, Oct. 28 (Petra) — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ayman Safadi received on Wednesday a
phone call from Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic
of Iran Abbas Araghchi.

During the call, the two ministers discussed ongoing efforts to
de-escalate regional tensions and reach a sustainable ceasefire
agreement between the United States and Iran, paving the way for a
comprehensive resolution to the crisis.

Safadi emphasized the necessity of joint efforts to restore calm and
achieve lasting security and stability across the region. He stressed
that regional stability must be anchored in respect for international
law, good neighborliness, non-interference in internal affairs, and
the protection of freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

For his part, Araghchi condemned the brutal terrorist attack on a
church in the village of Hmoud in Karak Governorate, expressing
Iran’s condolences for the victims killed in the attack.

Separately, Safadi received a phone call from Minister of Foreign
Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov. The two
ministers discussed avenues to advance bilateral relations across
various sectors, alongside current regional developments.

Saidov also strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the church in
Hmoud, extending Uzbekistan’s condolences to Jordan over the victims
of the attack.

//Petra// AF