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The foreign ministries of Jordan and Turkey held their second round of official political consultations in the Turkish capital, Ankara, on Monday to discuss methods for expanding bilateral cooperation and addressing key regional and international developments.
​The consultations were co-chaired by Ambassador Daifallah Al-Fayez, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, and Ambassador Musa Kulaklikaya, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey.
​During the talks, both sides affirmed the depth of Jordanian-Turkish relations and reiterated their mutual commitment to enhancing economic, commercial, and investment cooperation. Discussions focused on advancing joint partnerships across critical sectors, including energy, water, infrastructure, transport, and regional connectivity.
​The delegations also agreed to encourage direct engagement between private sector institutions in both countries while strengthening continuous political consultation and coordination on issues of shared interest.
​Source: Rum News Agency
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