The meeting, which is expected to be held today at State House as organised by President Adama Barrow will foster unity and political fraternity among various political parties in the country.
Mr Jobe in an interview with The Point, welcomes the dialogue saying: "This type of meeting among political parties of this country is good for the political growth and economic development of the country."
"It shows spirit of good governance which is good for the business community because all investors; both local and overseas want a peaceful environment, he added.
Mr Jobe advised all political leaders to frankly discuss issues affecting the country in order to come up with a common solution in the interest of the country.
He also called on them to put aside their political differences and work hand-in-glove with government of the day to better serve The Gambia.
