Amman, July 14 (Petra) – Senate President Faisal Fayez on Tuesday met
Mexican Ambassador Jacob Prado González to discuss relations and ways
to strengthen cooperation across various fields.

The meeting also covered regional developments, including the
Iranian-U.S.-Israeli war and its repercussions for regional security
and stability.

Fayez reaffirmed Jordan’s rejection of Iranian attacks on Jordan and
Gulf Arab states. He said His Majesty King Abdullah II, through
diplomatic efforts at regional and international levels, has called
for an end to the war and for clear security guarantees for Arab
countries in any future settlement with Iran.

Fayez praised the strength of Jordanian-Mexican relations and called
for expanding cooperation in economic, investment, and parliamentary
fields.

He also reviewed King Abdullah’s efforts to promote peace and
stability in the region, including His Majesty’s calls for a
political horizon to end Israeli aggression against the Palestinian
people, resolve the Palestinian issue on the basis of the two-state
solution and international legitimacy resolutions, and push the
Israeli occupation to abide by the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza
Strip and end its aggressive and expansionist policies.

For his part, the Mexican ambassador praised the depth and strength
of relations between the two countries and affirmed Mexico’s keenness
to advance bilateral ties across various fields in service of their
shared interests and regional security and stability.

He also highlighted Jordan’s central role in the region and expressed
his country’s appreciation for King Abdullah’s efforts to advance
peace and stability.

//Petra// AO