Amman:Cypriot Ambassador to Jordan, Sevag Avedissian, emphasized the significant impact of His Majesty King Abdullah II's address at the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly. His speech concerning the situation in Gaza and the West Bank was noted for its broader applicability to international conflict resolution.
According to Jordan News Agency, during a reception in Amman celebrating the 66th Anniversary of the Republic of Cyprus's Independence, attended by Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Nancy Namrouqa and other dignitaries, Avedissian praised King Abdullah for delivering essential truths. The ambassador stressed that military solutions cannot lead to genuine resolutions, and underscored the dangers of normalizing violations by softening the descriptions of actions. He questioned the effectiveness of international law if violations are ignored over extended periods.
Avedissian also remarked on the importance of celebrating Cypriot independence in Amman, highlighting the strong and multifaceted relationship between Jordan and Cyprus. Furthermore, he pointed out that during the recent UN General Assembly, global issues, including artificial intelligence, were discussed as key topics. While AI is seen as a catalyst for human progress, there is a recognized need for effective oversight and regulation to address its risks.
The anniversary event featured cultural and artistic performances celebrating Cypriot heritage.