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CAIRO, May 5 (KUNA) -- Foreign Minister Ahmad Abdul-gheit said here Tuesday
that the Egyptian and Jordanian sides had agreed on the outlines of the Arab's
vision for peace in the region and the means to convey the Arab plan for the
US administration.
During a press conference with Jordanian counterpart Ali Nasser Jawda,
Abdul-gheit said that talks between Jordan's King Abdullah II and President
Hosni Mubarak had discussed the results of King Abdullah's recent visit to the
US.
Regarding the Arab cards in the Mideast peace situation, Abdul-gheit said
that it was important for the US administration to talk Israeli into accepting
the Arab peace initiative as a solution to the regional dilemma, saying that
Arabs and Palestinians requests were rational and not overblown out of
proportion.
Abdul-gheit also discussed the Iranian nuclear file, saying that the US
should deal with the matter through compensations and diplomacy. Giving Iran
an alternative to its nuclear program would seal the deal and end the problem
over the issue, said the Egyptian Minister.
Jawda said on his part King Abdullah had conveyed to Mubarak the results of
his visit to the US, adding that the Jordanian Monarch was keen on discussing
such vital matters with his fellow Arab leaders.
The meeting between the two leaders had affirmed that it was time to carry
on the current peace process which more efficient than embarking on new plans
for peace, pointed out the Minister who affirmed that Arabs had to focus on
the two states solution as the only mean for peace. (pickup previous)
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