King holds a three-way summit with Egyptian President and Iraqi Prime Minister in Cairo

– His Majesty King Abdullah II, Egyptian President Sisi and Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi met at a three-party summit that was held Sunday in Cairo to enhance cooperation in the field of human rights. 39 economy, trade and investment between the three countries in order to serve their common interests.
The summit, which began with a tripartite meeting followed by a large meeting with senior officials in Jordan, Egypt and Mosul, stressed that it was important to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the program. geographical and strategic integration of the three countries.
In this context, His Majesty the King declared that the meeting was an important opportunity to translate the special relations that combine the three countries to fruitful cooperation in the fields of the economy, trade and investment. , in addition to coordinating them on various issues.
The summit also confirmed the determination of the three countries to cooperate and coordinate strategically with each other and with the rest of the Arab brothers in order to restore stability in the region and seek solutions to the crisis group facing some number of Arab countries, in particular the Palestinian problem.
The summit called for supporting the right of the Palestinian people to all their legitimate rights, including the creation of a state on its national soil with East Jerusalem as its capital, in accordance with the resolutions of international legitimacy and the adopted authorities, and the aspiration of the next Arab summit in Tunisia to restore solidarity and promote joint action within the framework of the League of Arab States.
It was agreed that it is important to meet periodically to coordinate the positions and policies of the three countries in order to serve the interests of their peoples in stability and economic prosperity and to achieve common goals through cooperation with sister countries and friends and the establishment of balanced international relations.
The Jordanian Party, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, the Advisor to His Majesty the King, the Director of Her Majesty's Office, the Director of Intelligence Services, the King's Counselor for Economic Affairs, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Supplies and the Jordanian Ambassador to Cairo.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the President of the Presidency of the Republic, the Minister of Trade and Industry, the Chief of Security Intelligence, the Cabinet Director of the President of the Republic, the Ambassador of Egypt in Amman and the spokesman for the presidency.
Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy and Minister of Petroleum, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Planning and Construction, Housing and Commerce, the Chief of Intelligence and the Director of the Office of the Premier minister and ambassador of Iraq in Cairo. Egyptian President HE Sisi hosted an official luncheon in the honor of His Majesty King Abdullah II and Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi of Iraq in the presence of senior officials from the three countries' delegations.
The Egyptian-Jordanian Tripartite Summit was held in Cairo on March 24, 2019. The Egyptian-Jordanian Tripartite Summit was held in Cairo on March 24, 2019. His Excellency President Al-Sisi, President of Egypt, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan and His Excellency President Adel Abdul Mahdi of the Republic of Mesopotamia to discuss ways of cooperation, coordination and integration between the three countries.
2. The leaders welcomed the deep historical relations existing between their countries, stressing the importance of strengthening the level of coordination between the three countries and taking advantage of the potential offered by their geographical continuity and the integration of their strategic and economic interests, as well as historical, social and cultural ties between the three peoples. The Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq and the Republic of Mesopotamia in various fields, in the delicate circumstances experienced by the Arab nation and the unprecedented challenges facing Arab national security.
The leaders reviewed the latest developments in the region and affirmed their determination to cooperate and coordinate strategically with them and with the rest of the Arab brothers in order to restore stability in the region and find solutions to the crisis group. facing several Arab countries, And to support the Palestinian people in access to all their legitimate rights, including the creation of a State on its national soil with East Jerusalem as its capital, in accordance with the resolutions of international legitimacy and authorities, as well as crises in the Syrian Republic, Libya, Yemen and others. The next Arab summit in Tunisia to restore solidarity and promote joint action within the framework of the Arab League.

4. The leaders also stressed the importance of fighting Takfir groups in all their forms and confronting all those who support Takfiri groups by financing or arming or offering safe shelters and media platforms, highlighting the The importance of carrying out the global battle against the Takfiri groups, especially in the light of the victory won by And the sacrifices made by the Iraqi people in this context and the end of the spatial control of the organization in the Syrian Republic , underlining its full support for Iraqi efforts to complete the reconstruction and return of IDPs and guarantee the rights of citizens violated by the terrorist S Daesh stick has promised that the UN Security Council resolutions related to the crimes of war and crimes against humanity and genocide.
5. The leaders stressed the importance of intensive and coordinated action aimed at strengthening the institutions of the modern national state in the Arab region, a real guarantee against the risks of fragmentation, terrorism and terrorism. sectarian and sectarian divisions contrary to the spirit of citizenship and democratic institutions, protection of the independence of the Arab countries and to prevent any interference in their internal affairs.
Leaders discussed a number of ideas to strengthen economic integration and cooperation among the three countries, including the promotion and development of common industrial areas, cooperation in the fields of energy, infrastructure, reconstruction and other sectors of development cooperation, as well as increased trade,.
The leaders agreed on the importance of meeting periodically to coordinate the positions and policies of the three countries in order to serve the interests of their peoples in stability and economic prosperity and to achieve common goals through cooperation with countries brothers and friends and building balanced international relations.
8. The leaders also decided to establish a working group to monitor the work of the summit, under the auspices of the three leaders, to coordinate economic, development, political, security and cultural cooperation and decided to resume the meeting at an agreed date and place.