Amman, Mexico discuss boosting cooperation
Talking at the meeting, Shawarbeh called for strengthening bilateral ties and supporting joint initiatives that serve common interests.
The ambassador, in turn, praised Amman's urban development, infrastructure upgrades, and municipal services, highlighting the "depth" of Jordanian-Mexcian relations.
The diplomat underscored the value of cultural, artistic, and heritage exchange in deepening friendship, expressing his government's "readiness to expand cooperation and share expertise."
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