Arab, Turkish ministers gather in Jordan to address Syria’s crisis

Arab and Turkish foreign ministers will convene in Jordan on Saturday for a ministerial-level international meeting to discuss developments in Syria. The meeting will also include representatives from the European Union and the United Nations, focusing on humanitarian and political solutions.

Context

The meeting is part of a broader initiative to resolve Syria’s crisis, spearheaded by the Arab League and supported by Jordan’s diplomatic efforts. It brings together key regional and international stakeholders to address ongoing challenges in Syria.

Details of meeting in Jordan

Participants

• Arab Ministerial Liaison Committee members: Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, and the Arab League Secretary-General.
• Other Arab attendees: UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar foreign ministers.
• International guests: Türkiye’s Foreign Minister, EU High Representative Josep Borrell, and UN Envoy to Syria Geir Pedersen.

Agenda: Talks will focus on Syria’s humanitarian, security, and political challenges, emphasizing regional cooperation for stabilization efforts.

Venue: Aqaba, Jordan.

Impact

Jordan’s hosting of this meeting highlights its role as a mediator in the region’s crises. The inclusion of Türkiye, the EU, and the UN reflects the necessity of international collaboration in addressing Syria’s multi-faceted challenges and fostering stability.