Cairo: Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdelatty and Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi convened to address the intensifying military escalation in the region. The discussions, held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, focused on developing coordinated positions to address the growing threat.

According to State Information Service Egypt, Abdelatty condemned the recent attacks that undermine the security and stability of Arab states, firmly rejecting any justification for violations of international law. He highlighted the potential for these attacks to plunge the region into chaos.

Both ministers emphasized the urgent necessity of halting the war and curbing escalating military operations. They warned of the catastrophic consequences that continued escalation could bring. Abdelatty stressed that diplomacy and dialogue remain the only viable solutions to contain the crisis and prevent further suffering for regional populations. The discussions also included considerations for post-war arrangements.

Abdelatty underscored the need for a well-defined vision for regional security, advocating for enhanced Arab cooperation and the establishment of effective security mechanisms. He proposed the formation of a joint Arab force to protect national security and safeguard regional resources.

The two ministers committed to maintaining close coordination between Cairo and Amman, emphasizing a unified Arab effort to restore peace and stability in the region.