AMMAN — On Thursday,
Minister of Interior Mazin Al-Farrayeh discussed with Palestinian
counterpart, Ziad Hab Al Reeh and his accompanying delegation, the means of
bilateral cooperation between the two ministries, Jordan News Agency, Petra,
reported.
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During the meeting held at the ministry’s headquarters,
Farrayeh noted, "This meeting comes as Jordanians feel sadness and pain
over the ongoing humanitarian tragedy in the
Gaza Strip, which has claimed the
lives of many martyrs, especially innocent women and children, as well as the
increasing number of wounded Palestinians, whom we wish a speedy recovery.”
Farrayeh affirmed that Jordan’s positions under the
leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah affirm the Kingdom’s permanent
commitment to halt aggression against the Palestinian occupied territories, and
reject the concept of displacement, adding that
His Majesty reiterated importance to take serious
steps that lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state on June 4, 1967
lines, with
East Jerusalem as its capital.
Since the beginning of the Israeli war on the strip,
Farrayeh noted that Jordan sought to bolster Jordanian field hospital operating
in the Strip and provide it with staff and medical supplies, adding that Jordan
inaugurated another field hospital to treat the injured people, launched
another hospital in the
Occupied West Bank, and sent relief aid of various
kinds to the strip, as Jordanian aid constituted about 25 percent of the total
aid provided to Gaza.
For his part, the Palestinian Minister expressed
appreciation for Jordan's significant support and assistance to the Palestinian
people across various domains. He also acknowledged Jordan's ongoing commitment
and efforts to halt the brutal Israeli aggression against the people in the
strip.
The minister also noted that Jordan's positions reflect the
strong bilateral relations and unity of the two sides' political positions
across all levels, highlighting the Kingdom's elevated standing in both
international and regional forums.
Discussions also covered a number of bilateral issues and
ways to benefit from Jordan's expertise in developing the
National Cyber Security Center (NCSCJO) and the Unified Emergency Response Center 911.
At the end of the meeting, Farrayeh affirmed Jordan’s
keenness to provide all forms of assistance and support in various fields for
Palestinian Ministry of Interior.
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