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Home Jordan News UK Minister for Middle East: Jordan is beacon of stability in region 06-08-2024 11:47 AM Ammon News - Hamish Faulkner, Minister for the Middle East and North Africa at the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, stressed that Jordan represents a beacon of stability in the Middle East and a supporter of peace. Faulkner said he spoke with Jordan's ambassador to the UK, Manar Dabbas, who stressed the need for all parties to work together to avoid further escalation. Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, discussed the situation with the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, and the two ministers agreed on the urgent need for restraint from all parties and a renewed focus on a ceasefire in Gaza.

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UK Minister for Middle East: Jordan is beacon of stability in region

06-08-2024 11:47 AM

Ammon News - Hamish Faulkner, Minister for the Middle East and North Africa at the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, stressed that Jordan represents a beacon of stability in the Middle East and a supporter of peace.

Faulkner said he spoke with Jordan's ambassador to the UK, Manar Dabbas, who stressed the need for all parties to work together to avoid further escalation.

Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, discussed the situation with the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, and the two ministers agreed on the urgent need for restraint from all parties and a renewed focus on a ceasefire in Gaza.

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