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Home Jordan News Interior minister, Dutch envoy discuss closer ties 08-09-2014 01:31 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Interior Minister Hussein Al Majali discussed on Monday with Ambassador of The Netherlands to Jordan, Paul van den IJssel, ways to forge closer ties between the two countries. Talks during the meeting also touched on the latest developments in the Middle East. The minister stressed the importance of maintaining close cooperation between the two countries to realize joint interests, mainly to boost security, fight terrorism, extremism and crimes. The Dutch envoy, on his part, praised the progress achieved by the Kingdom in various domains. Further, he stressed his country's desire to boost cooperation in fields of mutual interest. *Petra

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Interior minister, Dutch envoy discuss closer ties

08-09-2014 01:31 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Interior Minister Hussein Al Majali discussed on Monday with Ambassador of The Netherlands to Jordan, Paul van den IJssel, ways to forge closer ties between the two countries.

Talks during the meeting also touched on the latest developments in the Middle East.

The minister stressed the importance of maintaining close cooperation between the two countries to realize joint interests, mainly to boost security, fight terrorism, extremism and crimes.

The Dutch envoy, on his part, praised the progress achieved by the Kingdom in various domains. Further, he stressed his country's desire to boost cooperation in fields of mutual interest.

*Petra

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