Jordan and US agree to boost trade
The United States and Jordan have signed a trade agreement aimed at removing trade barriers and enhancing economic exchanges between the two countries. The agreement will reduce customs duties on Jordanian goods to 10% and facilitate the entry of American products, including agricultural products and automobiles, into the Jordanian market and vice versa. It is expected that the agreement will increase Jordanian exports, especially in the clothing sector, and improve the market access for American goods in Jordan. Both parties are committed to promoting fair trading practices and protecting workers' rights and the environment. Additionally, the agreement focuses on streamlining customs procedures and simplifying trade exchanges, based on a strong economic relationship between the two nations.
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