A Turkish delegation, including key officials, met with King Abdullah II of Jordan to discuss regional security cooperation. The meeting covered security collaboration, counterterrorism, and organized crime, highlighting Ankara’s focus on working closely with neighboring countries to manage security threats.
A high-level delegation from Turkey was received by Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Amman, including Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, National Defense Minister Yasar Guler, and National Intelligence Organization (MIT) chief Ibrahim Kalin. These officials were joined by their counterparts from Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon for a crucial regional security meeting.
The discussions centered on enhancing cooperation in areas such as security, counterterrorism, and combating organized crime. The focus was also on understanding the broader dynamics affecting the region. Turkey underscores the significance of collaborative efforts with neighboring countries to address security challenges both domestically and internationally.
This meeting signifies Turkey’s commitment to strengthening ties with its neighbors in addressing shared security concerns. The collaboration encompasses vital areas such as counterterrorism and organized crime prevention, reflecting the importance of cooperative efforts in fostering regional stability.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
