Jordan to Host Regional Meeting on Syria’s Common Challenges

Jordan will host a meeting of Syria’s neighboring countries in Amman to discuss cooperation on combating terrorism, drug, and arms smuggling. The meeting aims to support the Syrian people in rebuilding their nation and ensuring stability while safeguarding their rights. Foreign ministers, defense ministers, and intelligence heads from the involved countries will attend the meeting next Sunday.

The Jordanian Foreign Ministry has announced that Jordan will host a meeting of neighboring countries of Syria in Amman on the upcoming Sunday. The primary focus of this gathering is to discuss collaborative efforts to tackle terrorism, as well as combat drug and arms smuggling. Additionally, the meeting aims to address various common challenges faced by these countries.

Ambassador Dr. Sufyan al-Qudah, the official spokesman for the ministry, emphasized that the discussions will also involve methods to aid the Syrian people in their reconstruction efforts. This rebuilding must ensure Syria’s unity, sovereignty, security, and stability while addressing terrorism and creating conditions conducive to the voluntary return of refugees. Moreover, it will aim to safeguard the rights of all the Syrian populace, as reported by the Jordanian News Agency (Petra).

Senior officials including foreign ministers, defense ministers, chiefs of staff, and intelligence heads from Jordan, Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon are scheduled to participate in this significant meeting, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in addressing regional issues.

In conclusion, Jordan’s forthcoming meeting is poised to facilitate dialogue among Syria’s neighboring countries regarding critical challenges. It will emphasize collective efforts against terrorism and smuggling while focusing on supporting the Syrian population’s needs for rebuilding and ensuring their rights. The participation of high-ranking officials underscores the commitment to regional stability and cooperation in tackling these pressing issues.

Original Source: sana.sy