Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi reiterated the Kingdom’s commitment to providing aid to Gaza during a joint press conference with Bulgaria’s Deputy Prime Minister Mariya Gabriel in Amman. Safadi emphasized the need to ensure sufficient aid reaches Gaza while also discussing ways to enhance bilateral ties between Jordan and Bulgaria.
Safadi highlighted the urgency of halting Israeli attacks in Gaza and discussed the humanitarian crisis in the region. Both sides emphasized the importance of the two-state solution for achieving peace and stability in the region. Gabriel voiced her support for Jordan’s peace plan and expressed Bulgaria’s concern for the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
The meeting between Safadi and Gabriel aimed to strengthen political dialogue, expand strategic cooperation, and coordinate efforts to address regional and global challenges. The two countries discussed ways to coordinate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza and work towards a peaceful solution in the region. The visit served as a platform to enhance bilateral cooperation in various fields, including education and tourism.
The joint press conference underscored the shared belief of Jordan and Bulgaria in the two-state solution as the key to achieving security and peace in the region. Safadi and Gabriel’s discussions focused on addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and supporting initiatives that promote peace and stability in the region. The visit symbolized a commitment to enhancing cooperation between the two countries and finding solutions to regional challenges.
