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Jordan and France Sign Defense Cooperation Agreement

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Jordan and France finalized a defense cooperation agreement on September 17, 2026. King Abdullah II announced the signing, which followed discussions between the two nations in Paris. During the talks, the leaders also addressed regional issues, including the importance of Paris hosting Aqaba Process meetings to support the Lebanese Armed Forces.

From ammonnews.net, arabnews.com

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The agreement deepens the partnership between the two countries in key sectors. The discussions also took place against the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East conflict since February, which is being discussed in the context of joint international efforts to restore calm and safeguard security.

The ongoing Middle East conflict since February is being discussed in the context of joint efforts to advance military cooperation, involving Jordan.

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