Amman, May 06 (QNA) - Jordan's King Abdullah II, Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held their fifth trilateral summit in Amman to enhance cooperation across key sectors and discuss regional and international developments.
King Abdullah II said the meeting provides a platform to expand coordination and economic ties, stressing progress in water, energy, education, and tourism, and the importance of leveraging the countries' strategic positions.
He called for stronger cooperation with the EU to support regional stability, reaffirmed commitment to international law, and urged sustained ceasefire efforts in Gaza along with unhindered humanitarian access.
The Cypriot and Greek leaders highlighted the value of the trilateral partnership and its growing potential in energy, investment, transport, and climate cooperation. (QNA)