New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Amman on Tuesday, marking a historic bilateral engagement with Jordan after a gap of 37 years.
In a special gesture highlighting close ties, Jordan Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan received Modi at the airport. Authorities accorded him a ceremonial welcome on arrival, reflecting the importance of the visit.
This marks the first leg of the Prime Minister’s three-nation tour, which also includes Ethiopia and Oman. Importantly, the PM Narendra Modi Amman visit coincides with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Jordan.
Officials said the visit aimed to deepen cooperation in political, economic and cultural areas. Moreover, discussions are expected to cover trade, regional stability and people-to-people ties.
PM Narendra Modi Amman visit renews India-Jordan bilateral engagement
The PM Modi Amman visit is significant as it revives high-level engagement between the two countries after nearly four decades. Therefore, officials expect the talks to give fresh momentum to bilateral relations.
Diplomatic sources said leaders would review cooperation in defence, education and renewable energy. In addition, they are likely to exchange views on regional developments and shared strategic interests.
Overall, officials described the visit as a key step in strengthening India’s engagement with West Asia. They said it would reinforce long-standing friendship and mutual trust between India and Jordan.
