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MENAFN - Jordan Times - 09/11/2009
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(MENAFN - Jordan Times) Turkish President Abdullah Gul on Sunday voiced satisfaction over the agreements reached between Jordan and Turkey, which are expected to increase cooperation between them.

On Saturday, Jordan and Turkey agreed to sign a free trade agreement before the end of the year.

They also decided to reciprocally cancel visa fees. Receiving Prime Minister Nader Dahabi, Gul also voiced Turkey's interest in maintaining consultations and coordination with Jordan on all regional issues.

During the meeting, Dahabi stressed that the agreements will pave the way for more cooperation prospects and increase the volume of joint commercial exchange.

He also conveyed an invitation from His Majesty King Abdullah to the Turkish president to visit Jordan.

 




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