Jordan trusts Trump to restore peace in the Middle East
The new president of the United States, Jordan sees Donald Trump as a potential partner Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said in a speech at the Davos Forum that he could “achieve what others have failed to achieve in the past and bring peace that has been so elusive for decades.”
“We agree with him that total peace is in everyone’s interest” said Safadi, who acknowledged the crucial role of Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, Steve Wittkoff, in finally achieving a ceasefire in Gaza, days before the inauguration of the new American president.
Jordan’s head of diplomacy and deputy prime minister assured that the cessation of hostilities opens up an opportunity to achieve a solution in the region rather than focusing only on short-term security. Because if we keep that mindset, he said, “we’ll be in the same situation in two or three years.”
“Looking at the history of conflict, we cannot continue doing the same thing and expect different results. We have had no vision of the future and that is why “We go into a vicious cycle of violence every few years.”He analyzed.
