Jordan and Bahrain Kings Discuss Arab Solidarity

Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa recently held a meeting in Aqaba to discuss Arab solidarity and coordination. The leaders emphasized the significance of the upcoming Arab League Summit, scheduled to commence in Manama on May 16, in light of the current challenges facing the region. King Abdullah commended Bahrain for its efforts in organizing the event, underscoring the importance of such gatherings.

During the meeting, attended by Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah, the leaders reaffirmed the strong bonds between Jordan and Bahrain. They expressed their dedication to enhancing cooperation and fostering economic integration between the two nations. King Hamad praised Jordan for its contributions to regional peace and its unwavering support for Arab and Islamic causes, particularly the Palestinian matter.

The leaders highlighted the pressing need for international intervention to secure a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. They urged the UN Security Council to promptly intervene to safeguard civilians, facilitate humanitarian aid delivery, and prevent further escalation of the conflict. Additionally, they voiced their opposition to any actions that could exacerbate the situation, including the Israeli ground offensive in Rafah and the displacement of Palestinians.

In conclusion, the meeting between King Abdullah II and King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa underscored the shared commitment of Jordan and Bahrain to regional stability and cooperation. Their discussions on Arab solidarity and the upcoming Arab League Summit reflect a united front in addressing the challenges confronting the Middle East.