Jordan’s King Abdullah met Iraqi President Barham Saleh in Baghdad on Monday (January 14th), in the monarch's first trip to Iraq in more than a decade, AFP reported.
Abdullah's last visit to Iraq was in 2008. Saleh travelled to Jordan in November.
The two countries share a 179-kilometre border, and Jordan is a major importer of Iraqi crude oil.
In 2013, they agreed on a 1,700-kilometre pipeline linking Iraq's oil-rich Basra province to Jordan's Aqaba port, but the sweep of the "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria" (ISIS) across nearly a third of Iraq put a screeching halt to the plan.
Last year, Jordan approved a framework to revive it, but did not give a timeframe for the line's construction.
The two states also have discussed plans for Iraq to import around 300 megawatts of electricity from Jordan to cope with widespread power shortages.