Jordan and Turkey discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation and regional and international developments
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The second round of political consultations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates and the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs was held on Monday in the Turkish capital, Ankara, chaired by the Ministry's Secretary-General, Ambassador Saja Majali, and the Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister, Ambassador Musa Kulaklıkaya.
The consultations discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and expand areas of joint cooperation, in addition to regional and international developments.
Both sides affirmed the depth of Jordanian-Turkish relations and the keenness to enhance economic, trade, and investment cooperation, and to develop partnerships in the sectors of energy, water, infrastructure, transport, and regional connectivity, in addition to encouraging communication between private sector institutions and enhancing political consultation and coordination to serve the common interests of both countries.