AMMAN —
King Philippe of Belgium arrived in Amman on Tuesday
for a two-day working visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between
the two countries.
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One of the key highlights of his visit will be his
participation in a
joint military exercise conducted by the armed forces of
Belgium and Jordan.
The exercise aims to enhance cooperation and
interoperability between the two nations' military units and exchange expertise
in various areas of defense.
Upon his arrival at
Marka military airport, King Philippe
received a warm welcome from several notable figures, including Minister of
Tourism and Antiquities, Makram Al-Qaisi, Mayor of Amman,
Yousef Shawarbeh,
Belgian Ambassador Serge Dickschen, and other high-ranking officials. The
reception showcased the significance and warmth with which Belgium and Jordan
value their diplomatic ties.
During his stay, the Belgian monarch is expected to engage
in a series of meetings with Jordanian officials to discuss areas of mutual
interest, including trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchanges. The
discussions will aim to promote closer cooperation and explore avenues for
further collaboration between the two nations.
King Philippe's visit also presents an opportunity to
showcase the rich historical and
cultural heritage of Jordan.
This visit comes at a time when both Belgium and Jordan seek
to strengthen their bilateral ties and explore new avenues of collaboration. It
underscores the commitment of both nations to deepening their cooperation in
various fields, including defense, tourism, and cultural exchange.
The two-day working visit by
King Philippe of Belgium is
poised to contribute to the overall growth of the bilateral relationship
between Belgium and Jordan while fostering closer ties and understanding
between the two countries.
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