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Al Bawaba
29-07-2025
- Politics
- Al Bawaba
King of Jordan visits Germany; calls for immediate global action to halt Gaza famine
Published July 29th, 2025 - 02:58 GMT King Abdullah urged the global community to take immediate and unified steps to halt the worsening famine and suffering among Gaza's civilian population. ALBAWABA- Jordan's King Abdullah II met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin on Tuesday for high-level talks focused on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza and broader regional stability. The meeting, held at the Federal Chancellery, was followed by a joint press conference where both leaders emphasized the urgency of coordinated international action. المستشار الألماني فريدريش ميرتس في استقبال جلالة الملك عبدالله الثاني لدى وصوله إلى مقر المستشارية الألمانية في برلين #الأردن #ألمانيا His Majesty King Abdullah II is received by Chancellor of #Germany Friedrich Merz upon arrival at the Federal Chancellery in Berlin#Jordan — RHC (@RHCJO) July 29, 2025 King Abdullah urged the global community to take immediate and unified steps to halt the worsening famine and suffering among Gaza's civilian population. He stressed that aid must not be politicized and condemned the targeting of civilians seeking food as 'unconscionable.' 'The war in Gaza must end,' he stated. 'The humanitarian catastrophe has reached unspeakable levels. We continue to call for an immediate and lasting ceasefire, respect for international humanitarian law, and unimpeded access for humanitarian aid throughout Gaza.' Highlighting Jordan's ongoing humanitarian role, he noted that the kingdom has led regional efforts to deliver aid convoys, medical support, and safe passage for the wounded. He reaffirmed Jordan's commitment to supporting a two-state solution as the only viable path to lasting peace. The leaders also addressed the importance of Syria's stability. King Abdullah emphasized that sustained international support is essential to prevent renewed conflict and help Syrians rebuild a stable and prosperous nation that reflects the country's diversity. Also Read Russia strikes prison in Ukraine, kills at least 17 On bilateral relations, both leaders underscored the strength of the Jordan-Germany partnership, rooted in shared values and cooperation across political, economic, and humanitarian fields. Chancellor Merz announced Germany's plans to collaborate with Jordan to airlift aid into Gaza, underscoring Berlin's concern over the deteriorating situation in the enclave. His comments came amid growing domestic pressure; a new public survey revealed that nearly three-quarters of Germans want their government to increase pressure on Israel to ease restrictions and facilitate humanitarian relief. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba (


Arab News
07-02-2025
- Politics
- Arab News
Jordan's King Abdullah, Iraq's president discuss regional developments
AMMAN: Jordan's King Abdullah II on Friday spoke on the phone with Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid, according to the Jordan News Agency. During the call, the two leaders discussed the latest regional developments and ongoing coordination between their countries. In a phone call, His Majesty King Abdullah II stresses to #Iraq President Abdul Latif Rashid the importance of stepping up Arab efforts to support the Palestinian people in gaining their legitimate rights#Jordan — RHC (@RHCJO) February 7, 2025 During the call, King Abdullah emphasized the need to intensify Arab efforts in supporting the Palestinian people in securing their full legitimate rights. He reiterated Jordan's firm rejection of any attempts to annex land or forcibly displace Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. The King also stressed the importance of maintaining the ceasefire in Gaza, increasing humanitarian aid, and preventing further escalation in the West Bank. In addition to Palestinian concerns, the conversation highlighted the necessity of continued coordination between Jordan and Iraq in response to regional challenges. The two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and addressing shared security and political priorities.