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Amman, July 28 (Petra) – The Minister of Foreign and Expatriates
Affairs Ayman Safadi and his Tunisian counterpart Mohamed Ali Nafti
discussed on Tuesday strengthening relations and addressing
escalating regional tensions via phone call.
In telephone talks, Safadi and Nafti said they are committed to
advancing cooperation across various sectors and reviewed the
situation in the occupied West Bank.
They criticized the illegal Israeli violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque,
warning that they “breach international law, fuel instability, and
undermine prospects for a just peace.”
Safadi and Nafti discussed ongoing diplomatic efforts to de-escalate
tensions across the region. They reaffirmed their support for
dialogue to uphold the US-Iran ceasefire, advocate for a
comprehensive agreement addressing the root causes of conflict, and
ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
//Petra// HA
