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[1/27/2013 12:00:00 AM]
SANAA (Petra)--Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Abdul Latif Zayani hailed Jordan's role in restructuring the Yemeni ministries of interior and defence as well as the armed and security forces.
During a meeting with Jordan's Ambassador to Yemen Suleiman Al Ghweiri, Zayani said Gulf states highly appreciates Jordan's contribution to the restructuring process which aims at solving Yemen's political crisis.
PM, Yemeni counterpart discuss ties
Amman, Apr 30 (Petra) – Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour welcomed his visiting Yemeni counterpart, Mohammed Salem Basendwa, on Tuesday and stressed the importance of further cementing ties between Jordan and Yemen.
Ensour commended the current level of relations and said Jordan is interested in closer ties, particularly in the construction and training fields, along with cooperation in higher education and medical tourism sectors.
Jordan, he said, is also concerned about Yemen's security and stability and hopes the Gulf Arab country "would bypass the circumstances it is currently passing through." Ensour briefed Basendwa, who is on a private visit to the Kingdom, on Jordan's reform process, noting that the country had, throughout its history, received wave after wave of Palestinian, Iraqi and Syrian refugees.
He also alluded to the "important and successful" visit by His Majesty King Abdullah to the United States last week and his talks with President Barack Obama, their second encounter in 40 days.
The Yemeni premier praised "the renaissance and progress Jordan had witnessed in all walks of life" despite limited resources, thanking the Kingdom for its role in the restructuring of the Yemeni armed forces after the revolution. He described the Jordanian army as being "organised, disciplined and professional." Basendwa said he is interested in benefiting from Jordan's reform expertise which, he said, is on the right track, and increasing cooperation in medical tourism and investment, emphasising a more robust role to be played by the joint Jordanian-Yemeni Higher Committee.
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30/4/2013 - 05:53:25 PM
Jordanian King receives letter from President Hadi
[14/April/2013]
AMMAN, April 14 (Saba) - King Abdullah II of Jordan on Sunday received a letter from President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi concerning the bilateral cooperation relations.
The letter, handed over by speaker of Parliament Yahya al-Rai during his meeting with King Abdullah in Amman, dealt also with the latest developments on the Middle East region.
During the meeting, King Abdullah reiterated his country's support to the current transition taken place in Yemen and whatever enhances the country's unity, security and stability.
He hailed the wisdom of the Yemenis in tackling their problems through choosing the political settlement, peaceful power change and holding the national dialogue conference.
King Abdullah affirmed his pride in the strong relationship between Jordan and Yemen, voicing his keenness to strengthen it in various fields, particularly in the parliamentary cooperation.
Gulf states value Jordan's support to Yemen | Jordan News | Ammon News
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