Jordanian-European Parliamentary Friendship Association stressed the importance of building on the outcomes of the tripartite summits that brought together His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Cypriot President and Greek Prime Minister.
Speaking during talks with the Cypriot Ambassador to Jordan, Michalis Ioannou, on Thursday, the association’s head, MP Khaldoun Haina, stressed the importance of the Jordanian-Cypriot-Greek partnership, which contributes to expanding cooperation horizons in all fields, and achieving peace and enhancing security and stability in the region and the world.
The lawmaker said the three countries’ keenness to maintain coordination, deepen cooperation, and form positions ” sends messages in all directions on their resolve to work jointly for peace and stability in the region.”
Jordan and Cyprus, he said, have “close” bilateral relations, based on common visions on various issues, which urge efforts to strengthen ties at various levels, particularly at the parliamentary, tourism, educational and commercial levels, to serve common interests.
The Cypriot envoy, for his part, reviewed the “distinguished” relations between the two countries in all fields, which are the outcome of efforts of the two countries’ leaderships made at the tripartite summits and mutual visits at various levels.
The diplomat affirmed his country’s keenness to further strengthen bilateral cooperation at various levels, especially at the parliamentary, educational, investment and trade levels, and sign agreements and memoranda of understanding, in a manner that achieves common interests.
With regard to the need to strengthen joint efforts to stimulate tourism, Ioannou said Cyprus will be Jordan’s gateway to Europe, pledging to make all efforts to facilitate tourism flow between the two countries.
Source: Jordan News Agency