The meeting, which took place on an undisclosed agenda, aimed to strengthen bilateral relations between Türkiye and Jordan.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan was also present at the meeting, according to a statement by Turkish presidency.

Although no specific details were provided regarding the content of the meeting, it is believed that the leaders engaged in high-level talks regarding important regional and international matters.

Erdoğan's reception of Deputy PM Al Safadi highlights the significance of the relationship between two nations. Both countries have traditionally maintained strong diplomatic ties and have cooperated on various political, economic, and security issues in the past.

The meeting comes at a crucial time as the region faces numerous challenges, including regional conflicts, security threats, and geopolitical developments. The leaders likely discussed strategies to address these issues and explored potential areas of collaboration to promote peace, stability, and prosperity in the region.

The outcome of the meeting is expected to contribute positively to the ongoing efforts of both nations in addressing shared challenges and enhancing cooperation on regional and global platforms. (ILKHA)