President Gül has left for Jordan to take up Middle East peace process and bilateral relations.
Accompanied by many Turkish businessmen, Turkish President Abdullah Gül left for Jordan on Tuesday.
Jordan's King Abdullah will host the Turkish President.
The two leaders are due to give messages on regional problems regarding the Middle East peace process. Israel-Palestine conflict and its effects on the region will be taken up and President Gül will explain Turkey's views on the Syria-Israel talks.
During the three-day visit, President Gül and King Abdullah will also sign free trade agreements on boosting bilateral trade volume. They are also expected to take up lifting visa requirements reciprocally. President Gül heralded non-visa application underscoring that a vast geography will become available for visa-free vacations in this way.
President Gül will also inaugurate $1,4 billion project undertaken by a Turkish firm in Jordan to remove water from underground.