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Jordan and Syria: Preparing for Post-Stability Economically
The article discusses the shifts in the economic relationship between Jordan and Syria, focusing on how Jordan is preparing to benefit from Syria's economic recovery. Despite ongoing political and security challenges in Syria, Jordan is beginning to see it as a source of trade and logistical opportunities. Agreements have been made to facilitate truck movements and to develop the Jaber border crossing into a regional hub for border services and logistics. The figures highlight a significant rise in trade exchange between the two countries, from 116 million Jordanian dinars in 2024 to 334 million dinars in 2025, emphasizing the importance of building an integrated economic system that includes banking, transportation, reconstruction, industries, and vocational training. This aims to prepare the Jordanian economy for the expected rebound once Syria stabilizes fully. Strategically, the article underlines the necessity for Jordan to be ready today to capitalize on the opportunities that will emerge with its neighbor's recovery, by organizing trade and logistical relations, developing infrastructure, offering comprehensive products and services, and directing investments in ways that foster sustainable and mutually beneficial relationships.
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