Jordan, Sudan for revitalizing bilateral relations

Sudanese First Vice President Ali Othman Muhammad Taha has stressed his country's desire to deepen and reactivate bilateral cooperation between Jordan and Sudan in the framework of the joint Sudanese-Jordanian higher committee which started its work on Tuesday evening, as well as promoting relations in various economic, industrial, trade, agricultural and cultural areas.

In joint press statements with Jordanian Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabdeh upon his arrival in Amman earlier in the day, the Sudanese premier said that the higher committee is one of the ways of deepening joint understanding and integrated cooperation between the two countries on the official and private levels.

For his part, al-Rawabdeh said, "We believe that our depth is that of the Arab one and that our relations with the Arab brothers is not given a priority to any other relation," describing relations between Jordan and Sudan as excellent.

Al-Rawabdeh indicated the various areas of cooperation fields between the two countries, especially in the economic field and common investments.