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Jordanian Minister of Industry, Trade, and Supply, Yousef Al-Qudah, affirmed that the free trade agreement signed between Jordan and the United States in 2001 remains in effect, supports trade cooperation, and does not replace the new agreement signed by both parties on Tuesday. The new agreement focuses on removing technical and procedural barriers that hinder trade movement between the two countries, such as simplifying procedures and addressing non-recognized technical standards, aiming to facilitate the entry of Jordanian exports into the U.S. market and vice versa. It also does not include any cancellations or changes to current customs exemptions, as all American products, including vehicles, continue to enjoy exemptions since the agreement came into force. This step is part of efforts to enhance the smooth flow of trade between Jordan and the United States while preserving previous privileges, within the framework of expanding and strengthening economic relations.
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