U.S. and Jordan Forge Trade Bridge

Trump Admin Reaches 'Landmark' Trade Deal with Jordan

The Trump administration has reached what it is describing as a “landmark” trade agreement with Jordan in its first reciprocal deal in the Middle East. “President Trump is deepening our economic and strategic partnerships in the Middle East, reaching deals to unlock new opportunities for American exporters,” said Ambassador Jamieson Greer. “Today’s signing secures substantial purchases of U.S. goods and eliminates barriers facing American worker…

U.S. gives Jordan preferential treatment for ‘future trade actions’ in new deal

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Trump announces new reciprocal trade agreement with Jordan

U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new reciprocal trade agreement with Jordan on Tuesday that the White House said will expand market access for U.S. exporters while strengthening economic and security cooperation with one of Washington's "most valued" Middle East partners.The agreement builds on the U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement, which entered into force in 2001, and maintains "duty-free market access for almost all U.S. goods exported …

US and Jordan Ink First Reciprocal Trade Pact in Middle East, Easing Barriers for American Exporters

The ink was barely dry. On a Tuesday in July 2026, Ambassador Greer of the United States Trade Representative’s office stood alongside Jordan’s Minister Qudah. They signed what the USTR calls the first Agreement on Reciprocal Trade in the Middle East. No fanfare. Just a quiet step that could reshape flows of goods between the two nations. But don’t mistake quiet for small. This pact supplements the 2001 US-Jordan Free Trade Agreement. That origi…

US and Jordan sign new trade agreement to expand economic ties

The updated pact aims to boost market access, reduce trade barriers, and strengthen strategic cooperation between the two countries

U.S. and Jordan Forge Trade Bridge

The United States and Jordan have reached a trade agreement aimed at eliminating non-tariff trade barriers, thereby facilitating improved market access for American goods, including agriculture and automotive sectors. This move is expected to bolster U.S. exports and enhance bilateral economic ties.