Crown Prince Hussein met with President Al Sisi in Cairo to discuss Jordan’s support for Egypt’s efforts to rebuild Gaza amidst ongoing regional issues. The leaders emphasized the importance of maintaining the Gaza ceasefire and the two-state solution, aiming for a comprehensive peace that ensures Palestinian rights.
On Sunday, Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi in Cairo. During this meeting, the Crown Prince delivered greetings from King Abdullah and commented on Egypt’s significant contributions to Arab issues and regional stability, as noted in a Royal Court announcement.
Crown Prince Hussein expressed Jordan’s firm support for Egypt’s initiatives aimed at rebuilding Gaza and mentioned the upcoming emergency Arab summit scheduled for February 27. The discussion also included the importance of enhancing the strong bilateral relations and cooperation in various sectors, particularly concerning regional challenges and the Palestinian situation.
President Al Sisi recognized the advancements in Jordan under King Abdullah’s leadership. Both leaders shared perspectives on the necessity of aiding Gaza’s rebuilding efforts while ensuring the rights of the Palestinian population are upheld. They reiterated the critical importance of maintaining the ceasefire in Gaza and increasing humanitarian assistance to the area.
Crown Prince Hussein and President Al Sisi advocated for the establishment of a political framework to pursue a fair and comprehensive peace, emphasizing the two-state solution. This solution seeks to create an independent Palestinian state based on the lines established prior to June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem designated as its capital.
The meeting between Crown Prince Hussein and President Al Sisi underscored Jordan’s commitment to supporting Egypt in its endeavors to rebuild Gaza. The discussions highlighted the necessity of cooperation between the two nations on regional issues, particularly concerning the Palestinian cause, and reaffirmed their shared objectives of peace and humanitarian aid.
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