Jordan's King Abdullah II will hold talks at the White House with US President Barack Obama on April 21 on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, the palace said on Sunday.
'The summit will focus on efforts to reach a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and realise comprehensive Middle East peace,' it said in a statement.
'The king will convey the united Arab position (on the peace process),' the palace added.
The announcement comes a day after a meeting between the king and several Arab foreign ministers who held talks in Amman to voice support for peace based on a two-state solution.
But the far-right Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman last week dismissed the statehood talks launched at Annapolis by USA.
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Güncelleme Tarihi: 13 Nisan 2009, 08:50
Jordan king to meet Obama to convey Arab view on Palestine
Far-right Israeli FM Lieberman last week dismissed the statehood talks launched at Annapolis by USA.

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