President of the Republic Bajram Begaj and His Majesty King Abdullah II reaffirmed this commitment in Amman.

Begaj’s visit to Jordan will give a new impetus to bilateral relations between the two countries and will serve to consolidate political, economic, and security cooperation as well as expand in other areas of mutual interest.

The heads of the two states emphasized the significance of advancing the common agenda of cooperation, while expressing the will to advance the partnership built on mutual respect, lasting friendship and mutual understanding.

Both interlocutors expressed the determination to transform opportunities into achievements through increased investments.

President Begaj positively assessed that there is considerable potential to strengthen the economic dimension of cooperation and tourism development, emphasizing the significance of establishing a direct air route between the two countries.

The Head of State took the opportunity to express his gratitude to His Majesty King Abdullah II for recognizing Kosovo and supporting it in international forums.

President Begaj and His Majesty King Abdullah II reaffirmed their stance on deepening multilateral cooperation, as both countries share the vision of contributing to regional and global stability, democracy and prosperity, while maintaining an open and constructive dialogue.

In this context, there was appreciated the bilateral cooperation with Jordan within the Aqaba process.

“Albania,” said President Begaj, “has actively embraced and promoted interfaith dialogue. Deeply committed to the protection of religious diversity, Albania continues to be a model of religious harmony,” stated President Begaj.

The interlocutors also talked on the Middle East, for which the two leaders shared the conviction that dialogue and peaceful solutions remain the only path to a just, sustainable and comprehensive solution to the conflict, in accordance with international law. /p.s./

In a post on Facebook on Tuesday, PM Rama expressed “deep gratitude” to King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein for hosting what he called another meaningful event within the Aqaba Process, noting that Albania had co-chaired the gathering of the religious leaders from the Western Balkans alongside Jordan.

Rama was received with a special welcoming ceremony by King Abdullah on Monday. He described the monarch as a respected international figure and a valued friend of Albania.

According to Rama, the meeting reaffirmed the close partnership between Albania and Jordan, their regional cooperation and their shared commitment to strengthening diplomatic and economic ties.

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During their meeting, PM Rama praised King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein as an internationally respected monarch and a valued friend of Albania.

“Honored by the special hospitality of King of Jordan Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein, a globally respected monarch and a particularly valued friend of Albania,” wrote PM Rama in the social media alongside photos from the official reception.

This meeting confirms the close partnership between Albania and Jordan, cooperation at the regional level and the commitment to promote diplomatic and economic relations.

Later on, PM Rama shared in the social media a photo with Jordan’s King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein and Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II. /m.m/ /a.g/p.s./

The goals for Albania were scored by Nedim Bajrami, Armando Broja, Arbër Hoxha and Abualnadi (own-goal).

Coach Sylvinho presented this lineup: Dajsinani, Balliu, Mihaj, Gjimshiti, Mitaj, Bajrami, Shehu, Asllani, Asani, Daku, Hoxha.

The guest team took the lead in the 27th minute with the goal scored by Al Rashdan.

Albania’s reaction was immediate. At the 40th minute Abualnadi made an own-goal.

The second half was a real celebration for the red and blacks team.

In the 64th minute, Albania overturned the score with Armando Broja.

In the 75th minute, Arbër Hoxha scored another super goal.

The fourth goal was scored in the 79th minute by Nedim Bajrami.

Jordan managed to narrow the score in the 90th minute with Ali Olwan, but it was too late to change the fate of the match.

The match ended with Albania’s deserved victory 4-2. /k.s/p.s./

The red and blacks coach has called 25 players and the only novelty is the footballer of Shkëndija of Tetovo, Klisman Cake. The center-back was previously in the U-21 national team and after good play with Shkëndija, where they also achieved the historic qualification into the Conference League, Sylvinho was convinced to invite him to the national team.

Squad list:

Goalkeepers: Thomas Strakosha, Mario Dajsinani, Simon Simoni

Defenders: Elseid Hysaj, Ivan Balliu, Mario Mitaj, Naser Aliji, Ardian Ismajli, Enea Mihaj, Berat Gjimshiti, Arlind Ajeti, Klisman Cake

Midfielders: Ylber Ramadani, Juljan Shehu, Kristjan Asllani, Medon Berisha, Qazim Laçi, Adrion Pajaziti, Nedim Bajrami, Arbër Hoxha, Jasir Asani

Forward players: Armando Broja, Myrto Uzuni, Rey Manaj, Mirlind Daku

The national team is set to begin training on Monday, October 6, in Tirana, where the red and blacks will initially get ready for the World Cup qualifying match versus Serbia, to be played on October 11 at the “Gradski stadion Dubočica” stadium in Leskovac, at 20:45.

While the friendly match Albania vs Jordan will take place on October 14, at the “Air Albania” stadium in Tirana, at 19:00. Tickets for this match are on sale online at the link Albania – Jordan, as well as at a physical point near the “Air Albania” stadium.

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Operated by Jordan Aviation, the new connection strengthens Albania’s growing role as a regional travel hub and opens fresh opportunities for tourism and bilateral cooperation.

The route is expected to facilitate travel for Albanian citizens seeking to visit Jordan and the Middle East, as well as for Jordanian tourists exploring Albania’s natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and traditional hospitality.

TIA continues to expand its international network, aiming to position Albania as a rising tourist destination in the region.

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The Jordanian King is paying an official visit to Albania today at the invitation of the President of the Republic.

President Begaj held a tête-à-tête meeting with King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein.

Later on, the leaders of the two states were joined by their respective delegations in a special meeting.

The President’s Office provided details from the meeting between President Begaj and King of Jordan, Abdullah II.

During the meeting, the interlocutors talked on increasing political dialogue and economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.

Begaj and Abdullah II shared the will to promote cooperation further.

Begaj emphasized that it is important to increase trade exchanges and Jordanian investments in Albania.

Also, Begaj highlighted the fact that Jordan has supported Kosovo for new recognitions and entry into international organizations.

Albania, Begaj added, supports the opening of a NATO liaison office in Jordan.

Begaj underlined that Jordan is an important partner country on the southern flank of NATO.

Also, the Head of State stated that the Aqaba Process is a successful initiative in the fight against terrorism.

Begaj appreciated that Jordan is a strong pillar of stability while he called for more cooperation in defense and security.

Begaj said that Albania appreciates Jordan’s key role for peace and stability in the Middle East. Regarding the conflict in the Middle East, Begaj and Abdullah II shared the view that the two-state solution is the only right path. /a.f/r.e/p.s./