Amman, June 21 (Petra) — Senate President Faisal Fayez and Spanish
Ambassador to Jordan José Luis Pardo Cuerdo on Sunday discussed
Jordanian-Spanish relations and ways to expand cooperation across
various sectors.

The meeting also reviewed regional developments, including the
ongoing Iran-US-Israel conflict and its implications for regional
security and stability.

Talking at the meeting held at the Senate’s headquarters, Fayez urged
all parties to adhere to the US-Iran memorandum of understanding,
describing it as a “step to ending the conflict in the region.”

In this context, Fayez reiterated Jordan’s rejection of Iranian
attacks targeting Jordan and Gulf Arab states.

He noted His Majesty King Abdullah II, through diplomatic engagements
at regional and international levels, has called for clear security
guarantees for Arab countries in any future settlement involving
Iran.

Fayez praised the “strong” Jordanian-Spanish relations, which he said
have reached “advanced” levels of coordination and cooperation on
issues of mutual interest.

He called for further developing ties in the economic, investment and
parliamentary fields and for broader avenues of joint cooperation.

He also highlighted the extensive efforts led by King Abdullah II to
promote peace and stability in the region. Fayez referred to the
King’s calls for creating a political horizon to end the
Palestinian-Israeli conflict on the basis of the two-state solution
and relevant international resolutions, as well as efforts to push
Israel to comply with the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

For his part, Cuerdo praised the deep-rooed and robust”
Jordanian-Spanish relations across all sectors.

The diplomat affirmed Spain’s commitment to advancing ties in
development, economic, trade and investment fields to serve the
shared interests and contribute to regional security and stability.

Cuerdo also underscored Jordan’s pivotal role in the region and
expressed his country’s appreciation for King Abdullah II’s efforts
to promote peace and stability.

//Petra// NQ