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The article explains that the trade agreement between Jordan and the United States, signed in 2001 and recently amended, enhances the competitiveness of Jordanian exports by reimposing customs duties at a reduced rate of 10%, down from the previous 20%. This agreement grants Jordanian exports preferential treatment and streamlined procedures, helping them to better compete in the world's largest consumer market—the United States, which accounts for more than 24% of Jordan's exports. The report confirms that this positive impact will benefit various sectors, including chemical, food, engineering, and apparel industries, thus supporting Jordan's economic expansion and resilience in the U.S. market.
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