France-Jordan Defense Pact Details
France and Jordan signed a defense cooperation agreement and a memorandum of understanding to strengthen economic partnership during King Abdullah II's visit to Paris. The deep ties between the two countries were reaffirmed, with an emphasis on supporting Jordan's security and stability, and coordinating efforts to address regional escalation, particularly regarding Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria. Both nations also condemned Iranian attacks on Jordan and discussed the importance of safeguarding freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, in addition to supporting the Lebanese army and ensuring weapons remain in the hands of the state. They underscored their support for a plan to resolve the Gaza crisis and rebuild Syria. The two sides made significant progress in enhancing security and economic cooperation, reaffirming their commitment to a two-state solution and rejecting the annexation of the West Bank or the displacement of Palestinians.
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