Amman, May 6 (Petra) His Majesty King Abdullah II, Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides, and Greece Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday held a trilateral summit at Al Husseiniya Palace.
The fifth Jordan-Cyprus-Greece trilateral summit, attended by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, explored ways to enhance trilateral cooperation across various fields and through the partnership between Jordan and the European Union, and discussed the latest developments in the region.
His Majesty emphasized that this summit provides an important platform for consultation, coordination, and the expansion of cooperation across a number of key sectors, as well as deepening economic ties by increasing the volume of trade and investment.
The King expressed Jordan’s commitment to building on cooperation agreements signed during previous trilateral summits, particularly those relating to the water, energy, education, and tourism sectors, noting the importance of capitalizing on the strategic locations of the three countries, which serve as vital bridges between various regions.
His Majesty highlighted that trilateral coordination between Jordan, Cyprus, and Greece, within the framework of the partnership with the European Union, contributes positively to efforts to achieve regional and global stability and prosperity.
//Petra// AK
