AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi, along with his counterparts,
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia Tanja Fajon
and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Portugal João Cravinho, held tripartite
talks on Saturday addressing the developments in Gaza, efforts to stop the war,
the resulting humanitarian suffering, and ensuring the protection of civilians,
along with adherence to the rules of international law and humanitarian law.
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According to Al-Mamlaka T , the ministers
discussed the humanitarian truce that began in Gaza on Friday and the necessity
of providing sufficient and urgent aid to the strip.
Safadi emphasized that the truce is a step in
the right direction that must immediately lead to a permanent cessation of
hostilities and ensure the entry of aid into all sectors, including northern
Gaza.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign
Affairs of Slovenia Tanja Fajon emphasized the important and strategic role of
Jordan in achieving security, stability, and peace in the region. She pointed
out that her country shares Jordan's concern about the developments in the West
Bank.
Fajon called for an immediate ceasefire in
Gaza, allowing the largest possible amount of humanitarian aid and relief to
enter the sector. She expressed her support for the two-state solution as a way
to resolve the conflict.
Cravinho expressed appreciation for Jordan's
leadership role in the United Nations' efforts to stop this war. He stressed
the need to extend the ceasefire and halt the hostilities, emphasizing that
diplomatic and political solutions are the only way to find a resolution to the
conflict in the region. He also reiterated his country's rejection of the
displacement of Gazans and his country's support for the two-state solution.
The ministers will meet on Monday in Barcelona
as part of the eighth regional forum of foreign ministers of Union for the
Mediterranean countries, presided over by Jordan and the European Union. The
meeting, originally planned, was agreed upon by Safadi and the EU High
Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell to be
dedicated solely to discussing ways to stop the ceasefire and address the
serious deterioration and humanitarian disaster caused by the war on Gaza.
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