Off the wire
• Wild panda courtship recorded in Sichuan  • Football Leaks shows Netmar's mega-deal at Barca  • Marriage may help cancer patients live longer: study  • China, U.S. need to better manage bilateral disagreements: U.S. official  • Lithuanian minister calls for improving alcohol control system  • China remains top global investment destination in 2015: report  • Host China ties Costa Rica 1-1 in women's soccer friendly with late penalty  • Paris 2024 launches mobile app for athletes  • China confirms DPRK citizens' exit after reports of missing  • UNHCR says force not the solution after police clashes with migrants  
You are here: 　 Home

Jordan, Saudi Arabia say Iran's interference in regional issues fuels terrorism

Xinhua, April 12, 2016 Adjust font size:

Jordan and Saudi Arabia on Monday reiterated rejection of Iran's interference in regional issues, stressing that it fuels sectarianism and terrorism, the state-run Petra news agency reported.

At a meeting in Jordan's port city of Aqaba, King Abdullah II of Jordan and Saudi Deputy Crown Prince and Defense Minister Mohammad Ben Salman warned Iran against continued interference in regional issues, according to a joint statement.

They also discussed regional issues and stressed on the need for preserving the territorial integrity of countries in the Middle East.

Condemning of terrorism and radicalism, they called for increased international efforts to combat terrorism.

The two countries also decided to strengthen cooperation in fileds of transport, military and nuclear energy. Endit