Jordan is set to host a meeting of Syria’s neighboring countries to address terrorism, smuggling issues, and aid for rebuilding Syria. High-ranking officials from Jordan, Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon will participate to discuss cooperation and support for the Syrian people.
In a significant development, the Jordanian Foreign Ministry announced that Jordan will host a pivotal meeting involving neighboring countries of Syria in its capital, Amman. This assembly is scheduled for next Sunday, where participants will address pressing issues such as combatting terrorism, drug and arms smuggling, and other shared challenges affecting regional stability.
The discussions will also include strategies to assist the Syrian populace in their reconstruction efforts. The aim is to establish a foundation that ensures Syria’s unity, sovereignty, security, and stability, particularly concerning terrorism, the conditions necessary for the safe return of refugees, and the safeguarding of the rights of all Syrian citizens, as conveyed by Ambassador Dr. Sufyan al-Qudah in a statement to the Jordanian News Agency (Petra).
Attending this critical meeting will be high-ranking officials, including foreign and defense ministers, chiefs of staff, and heads of intelligence from Jordan, Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon. Their collective participation underscores the urgency of addressing the ongoing challenges faced by the Syrian people and the region as a whole.
In conclusion, Jordan’s initiative to convene this regional meeting reflects a proactive approach to handling the multifaceted challenges that Syria’s neighboring countries face. Key themes will revolve around cooperation in security matters and humanitarian support for rebuilding Syria, highlighting the collaborative efforts required among these nations to ensure regional stability and peace.
Original Source: sana.sy
