Overview
- India and Jordan signed five pacts covering renewable energy, water management, a renewed cultural exchange program (2025–2029), a Petra–Ellora twinning, and cooperation on digital public infrastructure.
- Addressing the India–Jordan Business Forum, Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed raising bilateral trade to USD 5 billion and suggested linking Jordan’s payments system with India’s UPI.
- Modi and King Abdullah II discussed Gaza and regional stability, with both sides affirming a shared stance against terrorism and support for deradicalisation efforts.
- Jordan’s Crown Prince Al Hussein personally drove Modi to the Jordan Museum and later saw him off at the airport, highlighting the goodwill surrounding the visit.
- Concluding the two‑day stay in Amman, Modi departed for Ethiopia on his three‑nation tour after calling the visit a meaningful expansion of ties in clean energy, water, culture and digital innovation.