Army Chief, Polish Ambassador Discuss Military Cooperation
The meeting focused on enhancing ties and advancing cooperation in various domains. Discussions also covered the latest regional and international developments of mutual interest.
Huneiti underscored the importance of strengthening military cooperation, particularly in the areas of expertise exchange and capacity building through joint exercises and training programs.
Karpinski commended the pivotal role of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II, in promoting regional stability and peace. He also praised the significant humanitarian efforts undertaken by the Jordan Armed Forces.
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