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This paper argues that economic and political integration in the Arab region is significant for the economic development and political stability of the states in this region. This research focuses on Jordan's role in economic and political integration in the Arab region, particularly examining its relationships with Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Syria. These relationships have experienced uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, affecting the overall trade and economic integration process in the Arab region. Jordan, is a key player, because of its strategic position with Israel, as an important ally of the United States and the West but at the same time it bears a significant burden due to its fluctuating relations with Arab countries. Despite challenges, Jordan plays a vital role in promoting regional cooperation. The country's economic ties with Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Syria have facilitated trade and contributed to integration efforts. However, careful navigation of geopolitical tensions is necessary for sustainable economic and political integration in the Arab region.
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This page is a summary of: Jordan’s Attempts in Promoting Economic and Political Integration within the Arab Region, Arab Law Quarterly, June 2025, De Gruyter,
DOI: 10.1163/15730255-bja10153.
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