Albania and Jordan have taken another step to deepen political dialogue and boost economic cooperation. This commitment was reaffirmed in Amman by the President of the Republic, Bajram Begaj, and His Majesty King Abdullah II, during President Begaj’s official visit to Jordan at the King’s invitation.

The visit gives new momentum to relations between the two countries. It aims to consolidate cooperation in politics, the economy, and security, while expanding into other areas of mutual interest.

Both leaders emphasized the importance of advancing their shared cooperation agenda. They expressed strong will to further a partnership built on mutual respect, lasting friendship, and understanding.

During their meeting, they confirmed their determination to turn opportunities into achievements through increased investment.

President Begaj noted the significant potential to strengthen economic ties and tourism development. He highlighted the importance of establishing a direct air route between the two countries to facilitate travel and business.

The President also thanked His Majesty King Abdullah II for Jordan’s recognition of Kosovo and its support in international forums.

President Begaj and King Abdullah II reaffirmed their commitment to deeper multilateral cooperation. Both countries share a vision of contributing to regional and global stability, democracy, and prosperity through open and constructive dialogue.

In this context, they praised Albania’s collaboration with Jordan within the framework of the Aqaba Process.
“Albania,” President Begaj said, “has actively embraced and promoted interfaith dialogue. Deeply committed to protecting religious diversity, Albania remains a model of religious harmony.”

The two leaders also discussed developments in the Middle East. They agreed that dialogue and peaceful solutions are the only path toward a just, lasting, and comprehensive settlement in line with international law.

During his visit to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, President Begaj met with Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan. Their discussions focused on fostering cooperation in the fields of economy, tourism, information technology, and education.