Jordan, Hungary discuss military cooperation
The meeting, attended by senior officers of the Jordan Armed Forces–Arab Army, focused on enhancing coordination between the two countries' armed forces and exploring areas of mutual interest that serve the strategic priorities of both militaries.
Kali praised Jordan's pivotal role, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II, in promoting regional and international security and stability. He also commended the high level of professionalism and readiness demonstrated by the Jordan Armed Forces. Petra
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