Overview
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi met King Abdullah II in Amman for one-on-one and delegation talks that covered counter-terrorism, de‑radicalisation and regional stability, including Gaza.
- India and Jordan signed five agreements covering renewable energy, water management, cultural exchange, a Petra–Ellora twinning, and cooperation on digital public solutions.
- Modi proposed raising bilateral trade to $5 billion within five years from about $2.8 billion, noting Jordan’s role as a key supplier of phosphatic fertilisers to India.
- The Indian side urged collaboration between Jordan’s digital payments system and India’s Unified Payments Interface to expand digital and financial linkages.
- Modi received a ceremonial airport welcome and greeted the Indian community; a Jordan–India Business Forum is scheduled for Tuesday before he continues to Ethiopia and Oman on his three-nation tour.