BRUSSELS (Ina) - The Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel, " to exempt his country Jordan of military debts, in recognition of its role in high - profile in maintaining security and stability and contribute to the region and the world."
This came during a meeting with Michael Jordan's King Abdullah II on Wednesday ( May 18, 2016), within the official visit initiated by the latter to Belgium.
according to Jordan news agency "Petra" (official), "expressed Michel expressed his appreciation for Jordan led by King Abdullah in dealing with the challenges in the region, particularly the repercussions of the Syrian crisis, which requires support Kingdom in bearing the burden of Syrian asylum crisis. "
during the meeting , they discussed ways to develop the joint between the two countries economic and investment opportunities, including hurt in the promotion and development of commercial traffic between the two, as well as benefit from the simplification of rules of origin between Jordan and the EU, in order to strengthen trade relations between the two countries .
They also reviewed the overall challenges facing the Middle East, and mechanisms to deal with, in order to preserve the security and stability of the region and its peoples.
In a related context, search the Jordanian king and his Belgian counterpart Philippe, the strategic partnership relations between the two countries, which also share a through Jordan 's relations with theEuropean Union, based on continuous coordination and consultation on various Middle East and world issues.
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