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EU Commissioner Lahbib met with Jordan’s Foreign Minister Safadi

Simona Mazzeo

Simona Mazzeo
EU Commissioner Lahbib met Jordan's deputy PM Safadi
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Amman (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management Hadja Lahbib held extensive talks with Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi.

The gathering covered collaboration relations between Jordan and the European Union, in addition to regional developments, Ammon News reported. EU Commissioner and Deputy Prime Minister discussed ways to strengthen the provision of humanitarian support to Syria and the Gaza Strip.

King Abdullah meets European Commissioner Hadja Lahbibat at Al Husseiniya Palace, emphasizing the strong Jordan-EU partnership and the desire to enhance cooperation across various fields. Credit: Royal Court

Lahbib’s visit to the Middle East:

EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib is currently visiting the Middle East, focusing on various humanitarian and political issues, particularly in Syria and the broader region. During her visit, Lahbib announced a significant €235 million aid package for Syria. This was the first visit of an EU commissioner to Syria since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. This announcement was made in Damascus.

The EU has committed nearly €2 billion for humanitarian aid in 2025, with a significant portion allocated to the Middle East. Lahbib stressed the necessity of inclusive governance in Syria, and the support from the EU would be through emergency assistance: food, medical aid, and educational support for children. 

She emphasized the need for unhampered access for humanitarian aid in war-torn areas mainly because conflict has a very devastating effect on women and children. According to her, reconstruction cannot be initiated in an area without first having peace and stability.

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Simona Mazzeo is a journalist and legal professional with a strong focus on European affairs, justice, and social advocacy. A law graduate and practicing lawyer based in Agropoli, she has built a versatile career that bridges journalism, law, and community service.Simona serves as a delegated councilor for the Equal Opportunities Committee of the Bar Association of Vallo della Lucania, where she promotes fairness and equal representation within the legal system. She is also qualified for registration in the list of Special Curators of minors in civil and criminal matters at the Court of Vallo della Lucania, ensuring that the rights of vulnerable children are safeguarded throughout legal proceedings.In addition to her legal practice, Simona is a founding member of the Free Lawyer Movement, a non-profit organization providing legal aid to those unable to afford representation. As a journalist, she contributes insightful analyses and reports on European institutions, Italian affairs, and pressing social issues, combining her legal expertise with a passion for truth and justice.Through her work in both law and media, Simona Mazzeo continues to advocate for equality, transparency, and access to justice for all.
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