Erdogan asks Muslim states to mount united
Jordan’s King Abdullah II (R) greets Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a stately house in Amman. PHOTO: AFP.
AMMAN: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Muslims nations to boost team-work with any other during his visit to Jordan’s capital, Amman.
He was accompanied by Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on his outing to Jordan to applaud a 70th anniversary of tactful family between a dual states. Speaking during a assembly during Al Hussainiah Palace between delegations from both countries, Erdogan pronounced that a Islamic universe was going by a tough time.
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“We, a Islamic world, are vital in formidable times. As Muslims, we contingency say oneness in a region,” Erdogan said.
Earlier, he discussed a conditions in Jerusalem and Palestine with Jordan’s King Abdullah II during his house in Amman.
“I know my hermit is endangered about Palestine,” Erdogan said, referring to a king.
Erdogan combined that Turkey and Jordan would combine to safeguard that a sanctification of Al-Aqsa mosque is preserved. The Jordanian sovereign thanked him for his organisation position on a Al-Aqsa occurrence and support to Jordan.
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During a prior month, Israel had imposed new confidence measures during Al-Aqsa after dual troops officers were killed during a site. The measures consisted of steel detectors and cameras during a holy mosque, sparking assault between Palestinians and confidence army that led to snub in a Muslim world.
The aristocrat pronounced that shared issues had also been discussed during his assembly with a Turkish president.
“We have discussed issues associated to a countries on a 70th anniversary of a ancestral relations. We will continue to rise a family in political, economic, military, amicable and confidence sectors,” pronounced a king.
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