US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack praised Jordan’s role in supporting Syria, expressing his country’s gratitude for Jordan’s steadfast partnership.

In a post on X platform, Barrack wrote: 'Grateful to Jordan for its steadfast partnership and constructive role in supporting Syria. A reliable partner in a critical moment.'

Barak’s statement came after the second session of the Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council was held in Amman, which was held at the ministerial level with broad participation from both sides.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ayman Safadi and Syria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Asaad Al-Shaibani on Sunday co-chaired the second session of the Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council at the ministerial level, during which 10 memorandums of understanding and a cooperation agreement were signed.

The meeting brought together 30 ministers and senior officials representing more than 20 sectors from both countries.

Safadi and Al-Shaibani reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and advancing them into a comprehensive strategic partnership, in line with directives from the leaderships of both countries.

A joint statement issued after the two-day session detailed areas of current and potential cooperation, as well as the agreements made. It also outlined mechanisms to implement these agreements across various sectors, including foreign affairs, energy, water, transportation, industry, trade, customs, agriculture, health, investment, media, international cooperation, tourism, information technology, justice, education, higher education, scientific research, religious affairs, social development, labor, public sector reform, and youth.

On the sidelines of the meeting, Safadi and Al-Shaibani held bilateral talks to explore ways to deepen cooperation and build on longstanding fraternal ties, as well as to discuss regional developments and issues of mutual interest.

US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack praised Jordan’s role in supporting Syria, expressing his country’s gratitude for Jordan’s steadfast partnership.

In a post on X platform, Barrack wrote: 'Grateful to Jordan for its steadfast partnership and constructive role in supporting Syria. A reliable partner in a critical moment.'

Barak’s statement came after the second session of the Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council was held in Amman, which was held at the ministerial level with broad participation from both sides.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ayman Safadi and Syria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Asaad Al-Shaibani on Sunday co-chaired the second session of the Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council at the ministerial level, during which 10 memorandums of understanding and a cooperation agreement were signed.

The meeting brought together 30 ministers and senior officials representing more than 20 sectors from both countries.

Safadi and Al-Shaibani reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and advancing them into a comprehensive strategic partnership, in line with directives from the leaderships of both countries.

A joint statement issued after the two-day session detailed areas of current and potential cooperation, as well as the agreements made. It also outlined mechanisms to implement these agreements across various sectors, including foreign affairs, energy, water, transportation, industry, trade, customs, agriculture, health, investment, media, international cooperation, tourism, information technology, justice, education, higher education, scientific research, religious affairs, social development, labor, public sector reform, and youth.

On the sidelines of the meeting, Safadi and Al-Shaibani held bilateral talks to explore ways to deepen cooperation and build on longstanding fraternal ties, as well as to discuss regional developments and issues of mutual interest.