Jordan Welcomes Saudi Arabia Hosting US-Ukrainian Talks Today - Jordan News
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates welcomed the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's hosting of talks today, Wednesday, between the United States and Ukraine. اضافة اعلان The official spokesperson for the Ministry, Ambassador Dr. Sufian Al-Qudah, stated that Jordan hopes these talks will contribute to reaching a solution that leads to ending the war and enhancing international peace and security.
The ambassador praised the efforts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its key role in hosting the talks between the United States and Ukraine, which are part of ongoing efforts to reach a settlement that will end the Russia-Ukraine war.
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