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Toward Regional Unity
The third session of the Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council in Damascus saw the signing of 11 memoranda of understanding, an executive program, and a cooperation protocol. It also announced that bilateral trade had risen to about $330 million—nearly three times its level a year earlier. The partnership aims to strengthen trade, transport, investment, and production, as well as cooperation in energy, water, food, digital connectivity, tourism, and training, paving the way for broader regional integration. The article stresses that turning agreements into results requires an implementation plan with clear priorities, timelines, and funding; a mechanism for measuring impact; private-sector involvement; and the removal of legislative and logistical barriers.
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