Kuala Lumpur:King Abdullah II of Jordan and Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Anwar Ibrahim met to discuss regional developments and ways to enhance their bilateral relationship.

According to Qatar News Agency, the meeting took place in Kuala Lumpur on Monday, where both leaders focused on the evolving regional situation and efforts towards achieving peace and stability. They also explored ways to strengthen cooperation between Jordan and Malaysia.

King Abdullah emphasized Jordan's commitment to promoting peace and stability on both a regional and global scale. He highlighted the importance of diplomatic efforts in resolving conflicts, protecting civilians, and delivering humanitarian aid. The King also underlined the necessity of close cooperation with Malaysia in these endeavors.

Additionally, King Abdullah called for coordination within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to build a strong global stance against Israel's actions in the West Bank and violations at Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim acknowledged the robust Malaysia-Jordan relationship and expressed a desire to enhance bilateral cooperation, particularly in technology and defense sectors.