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AvrupaLondon - U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday arrived in Jordan from Saudi Arabia for an official visit.
The Royal Hashemite Court tweeted a photo of Jordan’s King Abdullah II holding talks with May in Amman’s Al-Husseiniya Palace.
Amman is the final leg of a wider regional tour that also brought the British prime minister to Baghdad and Riyadh.
Later Thursday, May is expected to meet with her Jordanian counterpart, Hani al-Mulki.
