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Jordan’s King meets Russian minister, urges stability in southern Syria

The new city would not replace Amman as the capital.
  • King Abdullah stressed on the need to activate efforts to reach a political solution to the crisis in Syria.
  • The King emphasized on safeguarding Syria's unity and territorial integrity.

AMMAN, JORDAN – Jordan’s King Abdullah received Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Amman on Thursday and stressed the importance of stabilizing Syria, especially the southern part.

King Abdullah noted the need to activate efforts to reach a political solution to the crisis in Syria, safeguarding its unity and territorial integrity, while guaranteeing the safe and voluntary return of refugees.

The meeting also covered the challenges facing Jordan due to the Syrian crisis, including organized drug-smuggling attempts.

The two leaders discussed bilateral ties and the latest regional developments of mutual concern.

Discussions also covered the Palestinian cause and efforts to resume serious and active negotiations to achieve just and comprehensive peace on the basis of the two-state solution.

The King stressed that Jordan will continue its efforts to safeguard Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, under the Hashemite Custodianship.

The meeting covered efforts to resolve the crisis in Ukraine and address its implications.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, and Russian Ambassador in Amman Gleb Desyatnikov, among other high officials attended the meeting.