In 2011, Canada introduced the Canada-Jordan Economic Growth and Welfare Act to implement the Canada-Jordan Free Trade Agreement.
Entry into force: October 2012
Upon the implementation, the Canada-Jordan Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will
eliminate the tariffs on the majority of normal exports of Canada to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
The Top Canadian sectors that will benefit from the Canada-Jordan Free Trade Agreement: forest products, manufacturing, agriculture, and agribusiness
Canada and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan finished negotiations for a Foreign Direct Investment Protection and promotion Agreement in 2007
Foreign Trade between Jordan and Canada.
Export products from Canada to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: $66 million
Main Canadian Exports to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: paper and paperboard, vehicles, wood products, pulse crops, machinery and electrical and electronic equipment
Imports of Canada from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: $20 million
Main imports of Canada from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: knit and woven apparel, inorganic chemicals, precious stones and metals, vegetables, and pharmaceutical products