Tue Dec 16 03:00:00 UTC 2025: Okay, here’s a summary of the article and a rewritten version as a news article:
Summary:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded the first leg of a three-nation tour with a two-day visit to Jordan, where he met with King Abdullah II. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral ties in areas such as trade, digital technology, and counter-terrorism. The visit, coinciding with the 75th anniversary of India-Jordan diplomatic relations, included discussions on regional peace and stability, particularly regarding the Gaza situation. Both leaders expressed commitment to expanding economic cooperation and people-to-people ties. The visit is the first full-fledged bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Jordan in 37 years. The meeting with the Indian community and the scheduled visit to Petra was another main subject of the bilateral talks.
News Article:
Modi and King Abdullah II Pledge Stronger India-Jordan Ties on Historic Visit
Amman, Jordan – December 15, 2025 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a landmark two-day visit to Jordan, marked by warm welcomes and discussions aimed at bolstering bilateral relations between India and Jordan. The visit, the first full-fledged bilateral trip by an Indian Prime Minister to Jordan in 37 years, coincided with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Prime Minister Modi met with King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein at the Husseiniya Palace in Amman, where they engaged in delegation-level talks focusing on trade, digital technology, infrastructure, and counter-terrorism cooperation. Both leaders emphasized their shared stance against terrorism and extremism, with Modi praising King Abdullah II’s role in promoting moderation and regional peace.
“We will continue our cooperation in areas such as trade, fertilisers, digital technology, infrastructure and people-to-people ties,” Modi stated.
King Abdullah II welcomed Prime Minister Modi to Jordan, highlighting the decades of friendship and mutual respect between the two countries. “Our nations enjoy a strong partnership, and they share a desire to advance prosperity for our people,” he said.
The visit included discussions on the Gaza situation and broader regional stability. Modi praised King Abdullah II’s “active and positive role” on the Gaza issue.
Beyond the official talks, the Prime Minister was warmly received by the Indian community in Amman, and plans are in place, weather permitting, for the Prime Minister and the Crown Prince to visit Petra, a historic city with ancient trade links to India.
India and Jordan share strong economic ties, with bilateral trade valued at $2.8 billion. Jordan is a key supplier of fertilizers to India.
Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Jordan marks the first leg of his three-nation tour, aimed at strengthening India’s relationships with key partners in the region. His trip will continue on to Ethiopia and Oman.
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