Jordan and France Back Lebanon's Security

Jordan and France, in a joint statement, affirmed that both countries reject any attempt by Israel to annex the West Bank or to displace Palestinians. They emphasized the necessity of taking practical steps to establish an independent, sovereign Palestinian state based on a two-state solution. King Abdullah II of Jordan and French President Emmanuel Macron expressed their support for a diplomatic solution to achieve security and stability in the region, while condemning Iranian attacks on Jordan. The statement also underlined the importance of the Hashemite custodianship over the holy sites in Jerusalem and its role in safeguarding the city's historical and legal status. They supported Lebanon's efforts to strengthen its security and sovereignty, while calling for an end to Israeli attacks on Syria and efforts to enhance regional stability. The meeting also discussed expanding cooperation between Jordan and France in defense and economic sectors, with a particular focus on strengthening partnership in the water sector.

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