OTTAWA –
The King of Jordan will go to Canada later on today and meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The Prime Minister’s Office provided a press release Sunday stating King Abdullah II will remain in Ottawa on Wednesday.
The release states the 2 will talk about peace and security in the Middle East, consisting of how to broaden the shipment of humanitarian relief for civilians in Gaza impacted by the newest Israel-Hamas war.
It states those conversations will likewise cover assistance for a “sustainable ceasefire” and a course to peace in the area, where countless individuals have actually passed away given that the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas that activated the war.
Wednesday will mark King Abdullah II’s seventh see to Canada given that he rose to the throne in 1999.
Jordan’s ruler last gone to in January 2023 to go over Russia’s intrusion of Ukraine and international food insecurity.