By Xinhua,
Amman : Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki wrapped up a two-day official visit to Jordan on Friday.
Al-Maliki held talks with Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Prime Minister Nadir Dhahabi on a series of issues including Iraqi political process and means to enhance bilateral relations, especially economic links.
Both King Abdullah and Dhahabi reaffirmed Jordan’s keenness to build strong relations with Iraq, offering all needed political support to enable it to preserve security and stability and ensure the unity of the country.
The leaders also signed an agreement to renew the oil deal between the two countries for three years under which Jordan will get Iraqi oil at preferential prices.
The bilateral talks also covered issues such as Iraq’s debt, visa implementation as well as diplomat dispatch.