Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu headed on Friday to Jordan for a one-day working visit to discuss important issues, including the Syrian crisis, with Jordanian officials. During his visit, Davutoglu is to discuss with Jordanian officials bilateral relations, and exchange points of view on several regional and international issues, specifically the Syrian crisis and the peace process in the Middle East, Turkish Foreign Ministry said in a statement, forwarded by Ihlas News Agency (IHA). Following conclusion of his Jordanian visit, the Turkish foreign Minister is to visit Saudi Arabia, and then to Germany, the statement added.
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