Lebanon, Jordan discuss new paths for shared economic growth
According to a statement from the council, the meeting aimed to build on the strong relationship between Lebanon's and Jordan's economic councils. Discussions focused on joint projects and initiatives of mutual interest, with a primary emphasis on developing integrated efforts to support sustainable development and productive sectors in both countries.
Ambassador Al-Hadid reiterated Jordan's support for Lebanon's economic stability and stressed the importance of regional integration as a catalyst for growth.
Arbid, in turn, praised the strong ties between the two countries and reaffirmed the council's readiness to collaborate across various levels.
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