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Status: EU Neighbourhood country
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Relations between the EU and Jordan are based on an Association Agreement, which came into force in 2002. A joint EU-Jordan Action Plan sets out a political framework for dialogue and outlines a set of priorities that supports Jordan's National Agenda and focuses on political dialogue and reform, trade and social issues. In 2010, Jordan and the EU agreed on an “Advanced Status” partnership.In December 2016, the EU and Jordan adopted Partnership Priorities 2016-2018 and an annexed EU-Jordan Compact. The Partnership Priorities set out the framework for political engagement and enhanced co-operation. They were agreed on in the context of the revised European Neighbourhood Policy and the EU’s global strategy for foreign and security policy. At the end of 2018, the EU-Jordan Partnership Priorities were extended until 31 December 2020.SIGMA, the EC and the Jordanian authorities agreed a work programme in January 2021 that gives priority to co-operating with:
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The Principles of Public Administration for European Neighbourhood Policy countriesPublications in ArabicMore publications
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EU relations with JordanEU Delegation to JordanMinistry of Planning and International Cooperation (contact the Programme Administration Office)News on JordanEU Neighbours SouthMore countries |
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Xavier SisternasCountry manager
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Angelique DartagnanProject Co-ordinator
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