On November 1, 2023, President Biden (@POTUS) announced on Twitter that he engaged in fruitful discussions with King Abdullah II of Jordan to elevate their alliances with Arab partners. The two leaders exchanged ideas on issues such as peacekeeping, counterterrorism, and defense matters. Biden also reiterated the United States’ commitment to improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza by providing aid to the Palestinian people.
“Today, I again spoke with His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan to deepen our cooperation with Arab partners and continue to address the humanitarian situation of Palestinian civilians in Gaza,” Biden tweeted.
The conversation between President Biden and King Abdullah comes as efforts to negotiate a peace deal between Israel and Palestine remain ongoing. Biden has made it clear that supporting Israel and providing aid to the Palestinian people can go hand in hand.
The talks between the two leaders also focused on regional security in the Middle East. Biden expressed his appreciation for Jordan’s instrumental role in combating terrorism and maintaining peace in the region.
“We appreciate King Abdullah’s leadership in promoting regional peace and stability, and we look forward to continuing our cooperation with Jordan and other Arab partners,” Biden tweeted.
The tweets shed light on the commitment of the Biden administration to crafting a foreign policy that is favorable to the United States, allies, and humanitarian causes globally. (*)