Jordan’s King Abdullah and Syria’s President Ahmed Alsharaa have committed to bolster border security to address arms and drug trafficking. The meeting also addressed Israel’s strikes in Syria and Jordan’s historical challenges with smuggling during Assad’s regime. Jordan is prepared to support Syria’s reconstruction and facilitate energy provisions.
In a recent meeting in Amman, Jordan’s King Abdullah and Syrian President Ahmed Alsharaa reached an agreement to enhance border security between their nations. The primary focus will be on combating arms and drug trafficking, which have posed significant challenges to Jordan, especially during the rule of Bashar al-Assad. The Jordanian monarchy expressed concerns over Israel’s recent military actions in southern Syria, particularly the strikes near the border.
The agreement between Jordan and Syria exemplifies a renewed commitment to addressing border security and curbing illicit activities. With emphasis on collaboration, this partnership aims to re-establish stability in the region. Jordan’s support for Syria’s political transition and rebuilding efforts highlights its pivotal role in regional diplomacy.
Original Source: news.az
