Who we are
The EU is a longstanding partner of Jordan and seeks to support the Kingdom’s comprehensive vision for political, economic, and public sector modernisation. Current EU-Jordan relations are framed by the EU-Jordan Strategic and Comprehensive Partnership, signed in January 2025. The Partnership provides a framework for deepening cooperation around three overarching priorities: supporting Jordan’s stability and resilience; advancing the country’s political, economic, and administrative modernisation agenda; and strengthening economic resilience and sustainable growth. Against the backdrop of evolving geopolitical challenges, the EU remains committed to supporting Jordan in advancing reforms that promote inclusive growth, while helping create an enabling environment for investment and stronger economic opportunities. Through its partnership with Jordan, the EU seeks to contribute to the Kingdom’s long-term stability, prosperity, and resilience.
The EU Delegation to Jordan is one of around 145 European Union Delegations around the world.
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EU Delegation to Jordan.
The EU Delegation’s Mandate
The Delegation's mandate includes the following:
- To support Jordan's role in the region as a positive player in conflict prevention and resolution.
- To monitor the implementation of the Association Agreement between the EU and Jordan.
- To inform the public of the development of the EU and to explain and promote individual EU policies.
- To help integrate the Jordanian and European economies.
- To enhance the independence and efficiency of the judicial system in Jordan.
- To work with governmental and civil society institutions on developing key functional sectors in the Kingdom, especially the environment, energy, water, and social and economic support of remote areas.
- To share the EU's know-how to generate sustainable revenue growth and enhance the quality of Jordanian products and service sector.
The Delegation Structure
- Political and Press section.
- Cooperation Section.
- Administration Section.
- Finance and Contracts Section.