Egypt–Jordan Joint Defense Agreement
The Egypt-Jordan Joint Defense Agreement is a military agreement between Egypt and Jordan, signed in 1967, which aims to enhance cooperation and mutual defense between the two countries in the event of an external threat. The agreement allows for joint military planning, coordination, and response to potential security risks. This agreement is a key component of regional security in the Middle East.
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