White House Official Meets Jordanian Official
(MENAFN- Saudi Press Agency) WASHINGTON Muharram 21 1437 November 03 2015 SPA -- U.S. National Security Advisor Susan Rice met with Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh at the White House Monday.
'Ambassador Rice expressed appreciation for Jordan's continued leadership in the region particularly as it relates to the Counter-ISIS coalition and reiterated the United States' enduring commitment to Jordan's security and stability' the White House said in a statement.
'Ambassador Rice briefed Foreign Minister Judeh on President Obama's decisions to amplify U.S. measures to combat ISIS including through enhancing counter-ISIS military assistance to Jordan and the two discussed next steps to support a political transition in Syria following productive discussions among regional and international partners in Vienna on October 30' the statement said.
--SPA
12:28 LOCAL TIME 09:28 GMT
'Ambassador Rice expressed appreciation for Jordan's continued leadership in the region particularly as it relates to the Counter-ISIS coalition and reiterated the United States' enduring commitment to Jordan's security and stability' the White House said in a statement.
'Ambassador Rice briefed Foreign Minister Judeh on President Obama's decisions to amplify U.S. measures to combat ISIS including through enhancing counter-ISIS military assistance to Jordan and the two discussed next steps to support a political transition in Syria following productive discussions among regional and international partners in Vienna on October 30' the statement said.
--SPA
12:28 LOCAL TIME 09:28 GMT
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