Ammon News - Turkey, Jordan relations will continue to develop steadily, Mustafa Sentop says in letter to Jordanian counterparts, Anadolu Agency reported.

Turkey’s parliament speaker felicitated Jordan as it celebrates 75 years of independence on Tuesday.

Mustafa Sentop sent a letter to Abdelmonem al-Odat, speaker of Jordan’s Parliament, and Faisal al-Fayez, speaker of the country’s Senate, according to Anadolu Agency.

“On behalf of the Turkish nation and myself, I congratulate the friendly people of Jordan on the occasion of the National Day,” he said.

“I believe that relations between Turkey and Jordan based on historical friendship and cooperation will continue to develop steadily in the upcoming period.”

He said inter-parliamentary visits will positively contribute to relations between Turkey and Jordan.

Jordan gained independence from the British after the Treaty of London was signed on May 22, 1946.

The kingdom celebrates its National Day on May 25 to mark the day when the UN approved the end of the British mandate.