During his visit to the Jordanian capital, Amman, Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi emphasized the significance of establishing a free zone between Iraq and Jordan to boost trade exchange between the two nations. Al-Zaidi, alongside Jordanian Prime Minister Jafar Hassan,
chaired an extensive session discussing bilateral relations and ways to develop them across various sectors, particularly energy, economy, and investment, serving the interests of both countries. Al-Zaidi noted that the visit aims to enhance cooperation and coordination in economic, commercial,
industrial, and security fields, stressing the importance of strengthening bilateral ties to address common challenges. The meeting also covered regional developments, highlighting the centrality of the Palestinian issue and the necessity of restoring the Palestinian people's rights, along with supporting
diplomatic efforts to confront crises, conflicts, and their adverse effects regionally and internationally. Al-Zaidi described Jordan as a strategic partner for Iraq, expressing hopes to expand joint cooperation and reinforce bilateral relations for mutual benefit. For his part, the Jordanian
Prime Minister affirmed that the visit reflects the deep fraternal relations between the two countries, emphasizing his nation's support for Iraq and its commitment to ongoing cooperation and coordination to achieve integration across various fields.
