AMMAN, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- Jordan's King Abdullah II on Monday called for dialogue to preserve the unity and security of Iraq in line with the constitution, the state-run Petra news agency reported.
At a meeting with Iraqi cleric Moqtada Al Sadr, the Jordanian leader discussed ties between the two countries and stressed the need to expand economic cooperation for the interests of both countries.
King Abdullah said the Middle East cannot tolerate a new conflict of which the only triumphant will be the terrorists groups.
The Jordanian leader said the successes by the Iraqi army against the terrorist group of the Islamic State represent a solid pillar for enhancing Iraq's stability and security and preserving its territorial integrity.
King Abdullah reiterated Jordan's support for reconciliation efforts in Iraq and realizing harmony between all political factions in Iraq, which could lead to the establishment of an independent secure and stable Iraq that meets the aspirations of all Iraqis.
The king stressed the key role played by the movement led by Al Sadr in the political process.
The Iraqi cleric voiced appreciation for Jordan's efforts and stances in supporting the unity of Iraq.
