Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Nancy Namrouqa represented Jordan at the 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the OIC on 17 October 2026. The Republic of Iraq hosted this gathering of member states in Baghdad to address regional concerns. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Nancy Namrouqa participated in the 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the OIC on October 17, 2026, as part of the official Jordanian delegation. The 52nd session of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers was hosted by the Republic of Iraq in Baghdad to facilitate discussions among the gathered representatives.
During the proceedings, Nancy Namrouqa spoke on the necessity of upholding global legal standards regarding the Palestinian cause. "Protecting our peoples begins with protecting international law from selective application," Nancy Namrouqa stated. The session focused on the diplomatic response of the organization to the situation in the region, as attendees assessed the current policy positions of the member nations. The diplomatic dialogue emphasized the importance of collective action in addressing the ongoing challenges faced by member states within the organization.
Advocacy for Palestinian Statehood
Jordan maintains a consistent position regarding the resolution of the Palestinian issue. The government advocates for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state based on the June 4, 1967, lines. This proposal includes East Jerusalem as the capital of the future state. Jordan advocates for a Palestinian state based on June 4, 1967, lines with East Jerusalem as its capital, reinforcing the nation's long-standing diplomatic commitment to this specific framework. The delegation noted that this position remains a cornerstone of Jordan's foreign policy regarding regional stability and the rights of the Palestinian people.
Regional security remains a central concern for the Jordanian delegation. Officials expressed formal condemnation of Houthi attacks directed at Saudi Arabian territory. These operations have targeted various civilian facilities within the kingdom, prompting Jordan to voice its opposition to the assaults. Jordan condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabian territory and civilian facilities, emphasizing that such actions undermine the security of the region. The delegation reiterated that the protection of civilian infrastructure is a vital component of maintaining regional order and diplomatic stability.
Preparations are underway for an upcoming diplomatic event focused on international humanitarian standards. Jordan will host the Safeguarding Humanity in War conference on 7 December. The gathering aims to address the protection of civilians and the application of legal frameworks during active conflict. This conference will serve as a platform for international representatives to discuss the necessity of adhering to established legal norms during periods of instability. The event will focus on the specific mechanisms required to ensure that humanitarian protections are effectively implemented and respected globally.