During an official visit to Amman, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, met with Jordan’s King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein and Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah. The discussions centered on reinforcing defence and security cooperation, as both nations aim to enhance coordination in addressing regional challenges and promoting peace and stability.
King Abdullah II praised the professionalism and commitment of the Pakistan Armed Forces, acknowledging their significant role in ensuring regional stability and countering security threats. Field Marshal Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s longstanding “brotherly ties” with Jordan and emphasized Islamabad’s readiness to expand cooperation in defence training, counter-terrorism, and joint military exercises.
Key points of the meeting included:
- Expanding defence training programs and professional exchanges between the two militaries.
- Strengthening coordination in intelligence sharing and regional stability initiatives.
- Deepening collaboration in security, peacekeeping, and counter-terrorism efforts.
Both sides reiterated their resolve to strengthen military-to-military relations, building on decades of cooperation between the Pakistan and Jordanian armed forces. The discussions also highlighted shared perspectives on regional peace, security, and global stability.
Field Marshal Munir’s visit marks another milestone in Pakistan’s broader strategy to diversify its defence partnerships across the Middle East. The growing Pakistan-Jordan defence alliance underscores a mutual commitment to strategic collaboration, enhancing preparedness, and fostering lasting peace in an increasingly complex regional environment.
