Amman: The Senate's Committee on Arab, International and Expatriate Affairs convened under the leadership of Senator Hani Mulki to deliberate on recent regional developments, with a focus on challenges faced by Arab and Islamic nations and the intensifying political, security, and military tensions.
According to Jordan News Agency, Senator Mulki highlighted Jordan's stance as articulated by His Majesty King Abdullah II at international platforms, where the Palestinian cause remains a central aspect of Jordan's foreign policy. King Abdullah II has been at the forefront of initiatives to curtail Israeli actions in the Gaza Strip.
Mulki stated that Jordan's denunciation of the attack on Qatar aligns with the Kingdom's overarching approach to regional matters, particularly emphasizing the Palestinian cause and broader issues affecting the Arab and Islamic regions.
The discussion underscored Jordan's consistent principles in addressing regional crises, notably the ongoing conflicts in Gaza. These principles include adherence to international law, opposition to aggression, and advocacy for rights and justice globally.
Senators acknowledged Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ayman Safadi's recent speech at the UN Security Council as a testament to Jordan's steadfast and prudent foreign policy. Safadi's diplomatic discourse reiterated Jordan's firm disapproval of the attack on Qatar and advocated for political resolutions over conflict and escalation.
The committee praised Jordan's diplomatic efforts, emphasizing the Kingdom's significant and balanced influence amidst regional turmoil, characterized by a clear and balanced foreign policy vision.