MIDDLEEAST TYCOON NEWS DESK:During a meeting with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in London on Wednesday, King Abdullah warned that continued inaction in resolving conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon could escalate violence across the region. The leaders held both bilateral and expanded discussions at 10 Downing Street, calling urgently for a ceasefire and coordinated international efforts to de-escalate tensions, enhance humanitarian aid to Gaza, and maintain its steady delivery, according to a Royal Court statement.
They expressed deep concerns over Israel’s decision to halt UNRWA activities in Gaza, warning it could worsen the humanitarian crisis. Additionally, the King and Prime Minister highlighted the volatile situation in the West Bank, emphasizing the need for more actions to curb violence there.
King Abdullah praised the United Kingdom’s influential role in pursuing regional stability and a just peace based on the two-state solution. He also emphasized the strong strategic relationship between Jordan and the UK, appreciating the UK’s support for Jordan and expressing his commitment to continue close coordination on mutual priorities, particularly during Jordan’s current Security Council presidency.
