Foreign Minister: American Soldiers in Jordan Part of Long-Term Military Cooperation with Washington
The Deputy Prime Minister and Jordanian Foreign Minister, Ayman Safadi, affirmed that all countries in the region desire to establish good relations with Iran. However, he emphasized the need for a space where these relations can be positive, based on respecting national sovereignty and non-interference in each other's affairs. He clarified that Iran's interference in the region and violations of sovereign rights must cease, and relations should be built on the principles of non-interference and resolving disputes within frameworks that respect sovereignty. He also called for addressing all sources of tension, including regional interventions and proxy policies, with the aim of achieving peace and stability in the region, through establishing mechanisms to prevent further escalation after future agreements.
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