Jordan and France release joint statement
The official visit by His Majesty King Abdullah II to France on September 17, 2026, highlights the deepening of bilateral cooperation between the two countries. The two sides agreed to strengthen partnerships in defense, security, and economic fields. The leaders emphasized France's support for Jordan's security and stability, and signed a cooperation agreement in the defense sector to enhance Jordan's military capabilities. They also underscored the importance of expanding economic collaboration, especially through strategic projects such as the National Water Carrier project to address water challenges and to improve supply chains and trade between the region and Europe. The discussions also covered regional and international issues, where both expressed concern over the escalation in the Middle East and condemned Iranian attacks on Jordan. They reaffirmed their support for a political solution to the Palestinian and Syrian crises, committed to the principles of international law and human rights, and highlighted efforts to promote respect for international humanitarian law. These initiatives aim to support the security and stability of the region.
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