His Majesty King Abdullah II, Egyptian President Abdel Fatta L -Sisi and French President Emmanuel Macron held a summit in Cairo, to discuss the severe conditions of Gaza.
Leaders of the Summit Summit called by the Egyptian president urged the international community to resume the Israeli war on Gaza, to immediately withdraw the ceasefire agreement, to ensure its operation, and to resume enough humanitarian assistance to reduce the bad crisis faced by the people of Gaza.
His Majesty warned that Israeli attacks on Gaza were subjected to all diplomatic and humanitarian efforts to end the crisis and that the entire region would slip into chaos.
His Majesty emphasized the need to achieve comprehensive peace in order to find a political horizon to find a legitimate and comprehensive peace based on the two -studded solution that guarantees the safety and stability of the Palestinians, Israelis and the entire region.
The Majesty expressed his appreciation for the conditions of the President SC -led sister Egypt in supporting the Arabic issues, the first of which was the Palestinian issue.
His Majesty praised France’s position in support of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and its support for the Arabic plan for rehabilitation of pieces.
His Majesty reaffirmed the position of Jordan, which rejected the Palestinians’ displacement on the Gaza and West Bank, warned of the risk of continuing the Mono -sides against the Palestinians on the West Bank and attacks on Islamic and Christian saints in Jerusalem.
The king and the Egyptian president appreciated the French position in support of the Palestinian issue and the rejection of the displacement of the Palestinians from their lands, and emphasized the importance of joining international ventures, especially by EU countries, including France, to support the Arab plan to rebuild the Gaza pieces.
Leaders emphasized the importance of the presence of East Jerusalem to establish an independent Palestinian state, to achieve permanent peace in the region, to avoid conflict, and to ensure the safety of states.
For his part, the French president pointed out the importance of the positions of Jordan and Egypt in favor of the rights of the Palestinian people, emphasizing France’s readiness to do everything needed to restore peace and reach the political solution of the Palestinian issue.
Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and Foreign Affairs at the Summit’s Jordanian Ambassador at the Summit The Jordanian Ambassador in Ala al -Batayne, and Cairo, Amjad al -Adaile.
After the tripartite summit, his majestic Raja and President SC held a meeting, which emphasized the consolidation and consultation of general concern issues in order to reach the interests of the two countries and serve the Arabic issues.
His Majesty also met the French president, and discussed ways to serve bilateral cooperation for common interests and improve global security and stability.
