Jordan
Singapore and Jordan share warm bilateral economic ties. The Singapore-Jordan Free Trade Agreement (SJFTA), our first FTA in the Middle East, provides a framework for strengthening bilateral trade and investment cooperation.
Last updated on 12 November 2026
Singapore-Jordan Economic Relations
Courtesy call on Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Dr Tan See Leng by Jordanian Ambassador to Singapore, HE. Dr Sa’ed Radaideh (24 July 2026).
Singapore and Jordan are connected through the Singapore-Jordan Free Trade Agreement (SJFTA), signed in 2004 and in force since 2005. Jordan is Singapore's first Free Trade Agreement partner in the Middle East. The two countries have also signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty in 2004.
Together, these agreements provide a firm foundation for promoting trade and investment between both countries.
Bilateral Agreements involving Jordan
Singapore-Jordan Bilateral Investment Treaty
Signed in 2004 and in force since 2005. It aims to promote cross-border investments between Singapore and Jordan by offering legal protections and certainty, as well as dispute resolution mechanisms.
Singapore-Jordan Free Trade Agreement
Signed in 2004 and in force since 2005, the SJFTA eliminates nearly 100% of tariffs on Singapore’s exports to Jordan, safeguards market access, and ensures a more predictable operating environment for companies.