His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan and President Paul Kagame met on Tuesday during the International Conference on Urgent Humanitarian Response for Gaza.
They talked about bilateral cooperation and reviewed the conference outcomes, advancing the projects that were initiated during King Abdullah’s January visit to Rwanda.
To encourage reciprocal development, both presidents stressed the importance of strengthening trade, investment, and educational collaboration. While King Abdullah II commended Rwanda’s leadership in promoting regional stability and humanitarian initiatives, President Kagame expressed gratitude for Jordan’s help in the areas of healthcare and technology.
The summit focused on joint efforts to promote global security and prosperity while showcasing the close diplomatic ties between Rwanda and Jordan.
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