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Amman, June 24 (Petra) – Speaker of the Lower House Mazen Qadi held
talks with the Chair of the Omani Shura Council, Khalid bin Hilal
Maawali, the First Deputy Speaker of the UAE Federal National
Council, Hamid Tayer, and the First Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi
Parliament, Adnan Dulaimi, on the sidelines of the Conference of the
Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States.
The meetings focused on strengthening parliamentary cooperation,
exchanging expertise and enhancing coordination. The officials called
for deepening ties between their respective legislative institutions
to support broader bilateral relations.
During his meeting with Maawali, Qadi highlighted the deep-rooted
historical relations between Jordan and Oman, urging more
parliamentary cooperation in support of shared interests.
In talks with Tayer, Qadi discussed the Jordanian-Emirati relations
and reaffirmed Jordan’s commitment to advancing parliamentary
collaboration and further developing ties.
Meeting with Dulaimi, Qadi said that Jordan is committed to enhancing
parliamentary cooperation with Iraq and underscored the importance of
continued consultation and coordination on issues of common concern.
Meanwhile, Jordanian parliamentarians participated in the
conference’s specialised committee meetings covering Palestine,
Muslim minorities and communities, cultural and legal affairs,
economic and environmental issues and human rights, women and family
affairs.
The conference also saw the election of several Jordanian
representatives to standing committees of the Parliamentary Union of
the OIC Member States, including Hussein Krishan, Mohammed Bani
Melhem, and Nimer Al-Sulaihat, as well as Senator Ghazi Sarhan.
//Petra// AK