The MoU was signed at the Turkiye-Jordan Joint Economic Commission (JEC) meeting in Amman.
Both sides agreed to develop new projects and programmes for cooperation in key areas.
Representatives from Turkish and Jordanian businesses, as well as the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK) held a roundtable as part of Bolat’s visit to Jordan.
The countries will sign several agreements on cooperation in free zones, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), organised industrial zones, standardisation, scientific research and agriculture, Bolat was cited as saying by Turkish media outlets.
Bilateral trade volume reached nearly $1.5 billion between January and September this year, he said.
The historic transportation corridor between Syria and Jordan would boost transport and trade from Europe to the Gulf via Turkiye, Syria and Jordan, and then back to Europe, he added.
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