Jordan Daily - Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi held talks in Berlin on Wednesday with German Foreign Minister Johann David Wadephul, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties and addressing regional tensions.
The discussions covered efforts to restore calm following a U.S.-Iran ceasefire and recent negotiations in Islamabad, according to the Foreign Ministry statement. Safadi stressed the need for a comprehensive approach grounded in international law, respect for sovereignty, and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Both sides addressed the deteriorating situation in Lebanon, emphasizing support for ceasefire efforts and U.S.-facilitated talks between Lebanon and Israel. Safadi called for increased humanitarian aid for over one million displaced people and urged support for Lebanon’s state institutions.
On Gaza, Safadi highlighted the urgency of stabilisation, full implementation of the U.S. plan, and ensuring sustained humanitarian access. He also warned against Israeli actions undermining a two-state solution, including settlement expansion and restrictions in Jerusalem.
The ministers discussed Syria, stressing the need for stability, reconstruction, and continued support for refugees, alongside facilitating voluntary returns.
Safadi and Wadephul reaffirmed strong Jordanian-German ties and explored cooperation in water, investment, education, and vocational training, including through EU frameworks.
