King departs for Albania, Montenegro, United States
His Majesty King Abdullah II on Friday departed on visits to Albania, Montenegro, and the United States.
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FAO director Hails King Abdullah`s efforts
General Director of FAO Jack Dheof Saturday hailed His Majesty King Abdullah II`s efforts to lay bases of peace and development on the international level, as well as His Majesty`s efforts to achieve social and economic development in Jordan.
Read More King, British PM Hold Talks In London
His Majesty King Abdullah II and British Prime Minister Tony Blair stressed that there is a strong opportunity to achieve peace in the Middle East by implementing the ideas proposed by Saudi Crown Prince HRH Abdullah Bin Abdel Aziz.
Read More The King Telephones Mubarak and Saudi Crown Prince
His Majesty King Abdullah II Thursday made telephone calls with Egyptian President Mohammed Hosni Mubarak and Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah Ben Abdulaziz to coordinate stances on the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories, on preparations underway to hold the 2nd regular Arab summit in Beirut the end of March and on drumming up international backing to Saudi land-for-peace offer.
Read More King Visits Spain, Britain, US and Mexico
His Majesty King Abdullah left Amman on Wednesday
in a working visit to Spain, Britain, the US and Mexico.
His Majesty will meet King Juan Carlos in Madrid today and tomorrow
he will hold talks with British Prime minister Tony Blair on the current
developments in the Middle East especially the increased violence
in the Palestinian lands.
King Abdullah II meets King Juan Carlos of Spain
His Majesty King Abdullah II Wednesday
discussed with King Juan Carlos of Spain the serious situation
in the Palestinian territories .
The two leaders reviewed the role Europe can play to
end the wave of violence and to bring the peace process back to
right track.
King Abdullah II`s talks with Cheney
His Majesty King Abdullah II and American Vice President Dick Cheney Tuesday discussed the developments of situations in the Palestinian territories and the Iraqi issue, in addition to mechanisms of boosting bilateral relations between Jordan and USA
Read More King: Israel will not be able to impose its will on Palestinians
His Majesty King Abdullah II said that de-facto policy carried out by Israel is unacceptable, and Israel will not be able to impose its will on the Palestinian people.
Read More King Arrives In Damascus
His Majesty King Abdullah II arrived Monday
in Damascus for a short visit to Syria.
His Majesty was received by Syrian President Bashar Al Assad, Vice
President Abdel Halim Khaddam, Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa Miro,
Foreign Minister Farooq Al Shara` and senior Syrian officials.
King Abdullah , President Assad / talks
Talks between His Majesty King Abdullah II and Syrian President Bashar Assad focused on the efforts exerted to make the coming Arab summit a success, and to harmonize Arab positions to get out with a unified Arab stand pertaining the developments in the Palestinian territories and the challenges facing the Arab nation.
Read More King receives Iraqi President`s Special Envoy
His Majesty King Abdullah II Sunday reaffirmed Jordan`s s position rejecting the use of force against Iraq. The King warned that striking Iraq forms a catastrophe to Iraq and the region at large , as well as a threat to the region`s stability and security.
Read More King - Arafat Phone Call
His Majesty King Abdullah II Thursday made a phone call with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat to get ensured on the exacerbating situation in the occupied Palestinian territories triggered by Israel`s military escalation. The King voiced his unequivocal backing to the Palestinian people and his firm rejection to Israel`s flagrant policies.
Read More King Holds Talks With Bahraini Monarch
His Majesty King Abdullah II and His Majesty King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifah of Bahrain held talks Tuesday in Manama on the latest developments in the Palestinian territories and coordination of Arab stands before the upcoming Arab summit in Beirut.
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