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Home Jordan News Malta's prime minister starts visit to Jordan tomorrow 10-04-2016 03:16 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat will arrive in Amman on Monday on a one-day official visit during which he will meet His Majesty King Abdullah II. The Maltese prime minister will also meet with Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour for talks on bilateral ties and means to forge closer economic and trade ties between the two countries. Ensour and Muscat will also take part in meetings of the Jordanian-Maltese Business Council that is organized by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce Monday evening. The meetings will review means to further boost economic, trade and investment ties between Jordan and Malta.

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Malta's prime minister starts visit to Jordan tomorrow

10-04-2016 03:16 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat will arrive in Amman on Monday on a one-day official visit during which he will meet His Majesty King Abdullah II.

The Maltese prime minister will also meet with Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour for talks on bilateral ties and means to forge closer economic and trade ties between the two countries.

Ensour and Muscat will also take part in meetings of the Jordanian-Maltese Business Council that is organized by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce Monday evening.

The meetings will review means to further boost economic, trade and investment ties between Jordan and Malta.

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