Dar discusses West Bank, regional tensions with Jordanian, Somali counterparts
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- Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met his Jordanian and Somali counterparts in Amman.
- Talks with Jordan's FM focused on the West Bank and regional de-escalation.
- The meetings occurred during a ministerial conference on the situation in Jerusalem.
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Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar travelled to Amman, Jordan, for a ministerial meeting focused on Jerusalem. On the sidelines, he met with Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi to discuss the West Bank, regional de-escalation, and bilateral cooperation. He also held a separate meeting with Somalia's Foreign Minister Abdisalam Abdi Ali to review ties and strengthen cooperation.
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In Amman, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held separate meetings with his counterparts from Jordan and Somalia, discussing bilateral ties and regional issues, including the deteriorating situation in the occupied West Bank.
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