His Majesty King Abdullah on Monday underscored the significance of coordination among all Arab states to build a unified position on issues to be tabled at the upcoming Arab summit.

At a meeting on Monday with Arab ambassadors in the Kingdom, King Abdullah voiced hope that the summit will lead to coordinated Arab action.

King Abdullah reviewed efforts to resume Palestinian-Israeli peace talks to end the Middle East conflict on the basis of the two-state solution and within a regional context that would restore all Arab rights in accordance with international resolutions and relevant terms of reference, especially the Arab Peace Initiative.

At the meeting, the King also underlined the need to intensify efforts to launch serious and effective peace negotiations within a specific time frame that comprehensively address the conflict and lead to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, which is key to achieving security and stability in the region.

He also highlighted Jordan's efforts with regional and international parties to overcome obstacles to the resumption of peace talks and tangible progress in the peace process.

Stressing the need to activate Arab cooperation and develop a unified Arab stance to address common challenges, the King underlined his keenness to continue coordination and consultation with Arab leaders on issues that enhance Arab solidarity and serve the interests of the Arab nation.

He also emphasised his keenness to foster ties with all Arab states in different fields. The King also reviewed Jordan's efforts to develop its economy through implementing mega-projects in vital sectors such as energy, water and infrastructure, highlighting investment opportunities in the Kingdom.