King Abdullah II of Jordan visited Tokyo, where he met with Emperor Naruhito to reaffirm the strong, seven-decade relationship between Jordan and Japan. During his visit, the king held discussions with Japan's defense minister on regional developments and military cooperation, with a particular focus on achieving peace in the Middle East and supporting humanitarian aid for Gaza. He also engaged with Japanese business leaders and organizations to explore new opportunities for economic, investment, and technical collaboration across sectors such as agriculture, energy, manufacturing, and artificial intelligence. The meetings highlighted Jordan's strategic advantages and sought to deepen partnerships in areas like water desalination, tourism, and trade, aiming to boost competitiveness and mutual growth for both countries.