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Ammon
3 days ago
- Politics
- Ammon
Jordan welcomes Congo peace deal signed in Doha
Ammon News - The Ministry of Foreign and Expatriates Affairs on Sunday welcomed the signing of a Declaration of Principles between the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Congo River Alliance, known as the M23 Movement. The agreement was signed in the State of Qatar. In an official statement, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ambassador Sufyan Qudah affirmed Jordan's support for the declaration, describing it as a meaningful step toward enhancing peace and security across the African continent. He emphasized the Kingdom's firm position in supporting diplomatic initiatives aimed at resolving conflicts through peaceful means. Qudah also expressed appreciation for Qatar's mediation efforts, highlighting the country's role in facilitating the agreement. He said the declaration represents an important step toward national reconciliation and a potential turning point for greater stability in eastern Congo. Petra
Roya News
6 days ago
- Politics
- Roya News
Jordan condemns 'Israeli' shelling of Gaza's Latin Monastery Church
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has issued a strong condemnation of the 'Israeli' shelling of the Latin Monastery Church in Gaza, an attack that resulted in dozens of deaths and injuries. The government described the strike as a clear violation of international law and international humanitarian law, with specific reference to the 1949 Geneva Convention on the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War. Ambassador Dr. Sufyan Al-Qudah, spokesperson for Jordan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, emphasized that this assault on the Latin Monastery Church reflects the extremist policies of the 'Israeli' government, which persistently carries out aggression and systematic targeting of innocent civilians within the Gaza Strip. Qudah stressed that 'Israel', as the occupying power, must fulfill its obligations under international law, especially international humanitarian law, and urgently cease attacks on civilian sites and places of worship throughout Gaza. Furthermore, the ambassador urged the international community to uphold its legal and moral duties by taking immediate and effective measures to halt 'Israeli' aggression. He also called for the swift and sufficient delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, which is enduring an unprecedented crisis worsened by ongoing violence.
Roya News
15-07-2025
- Politics
- Roya News
Jordan condemns 'Israeli' strikes on Syria
Jordan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates on Tuesday condemned the latest 'Israeli' airstrikes on the Syrian Arab Republic, calling the attacks a blatant violation of international law and a dangerous escalation targeting Syria's sovereignty, stability, and security. In a statement, ministry spokesperson Ambassador Dr. Sufyan Qudah stressed the urgent need to stop these assaults immediately and respect Syria's sovereignty. Ambassador Qudah reiterated Jordan's firm stance in full solidarity with Syria, affirming the Kingdom's support for its security, stability, sovereignty, and the safety of its territory and people. He emphasized that the stability of Syria is a key pillar of regional stability.
Jordan News
15-07-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Bilateral Committee Formed to Review Jordan-Syria Free Trade Agreement - Jordan News
Bilateral Committee Formed to Review Jordan-Syria Free Trade Agreement Minister of Industry and Trade, Yarub Qudah, affirmed on Tuesday that the historical relations between Jordan and Syria have "returned to flourish through the efforts of both governments," pointing out that there are royal directives to support Syria since the regime change. اضافة اعلان Speaking during the meetings of the Jordanian-Syrian Joint Economic and Trade Committee, Qudah stated that both sides have established a Joint Coordinating Council to enhance bilateral relations and overcome obstacles to economic cooperation. For her part, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Dana Al-Zoubi, outlined the key agreements reached during the meetings, noting a "consensus on forming a bilateral committee to review the Free Trade Agreement between Jordan and Syria, prepare product lists, and form a direct communication committee to address private sector trade challenges." Al-Zoubi added, "We emphasized the need to expedite the reopening of the Bab al-Hawa border crossing and agreed on the mutual recognition of conformity certificates for Jordanian products entering Syria. We will also consider the approval of Jordanian pharmaceuticals," adding that "there was an agreement to provide training to the Syrian side on digital transformation at the Ministry of Industry and Trade." On agricultural matters, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Mohammad Al-Hayari, said: "We agreed to develop an agricultural calendar between the two countries that meets the interests and needs of both sides. Trade exchange between the two countries has seen significant growth." He added, "We agreed to appoint contact points between the two countries to accelerate work and avoid bureaucratic complications." For his part, Syrian Minister of Industry, Mohammad Al-Shaar, said: "Syria has suffered greatly, and we are now facing both a breakthrough and significant challenges in rebuilding the state. We need the help of everyone interested in supporting Syria—Jordan is the first." Al-Shaar stressed that "the two countries need to integrate their interests. We share a common goal: improving the standard of living in both countries." Source: Al-Mamlaka
Roya News
10-07-2025
- Politics
- Roya News
Four Jordanian students arrested in Russia over forged documents
The Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates is actively following up on the detention of four Jordanian students in Russia, after reports of their arrest circulated on social media, Jordan News Agency (Petra) reported. According to a statement by ministry spokesperson Ambassador Dr. Sufyan Qudah, the ministry's operations center, in coordination with the Jordanian Embassy in Moscow, has been closely monitoring the case. Preliminary information indicates that the students were detained for allegedly obtaining forged academic documents from an individual residing in Russia, who is not a Jordanian national. Russian authorities have confirmed to the Jordanian embassy that the person responsible for fabricating the documents has been arrested. Ambassador Qudah emphasized that the case remains under investigation. He noted that both the ministry's operations center and the Jordanian embassy are maintaining communication with the students' families and will continue to follow the matter closely until their release.
