The upcoming Jordanian–European summit, scheduled to take place in Amman at the beginning of January, comes at a highly sensitive moment and reflects a clear shift in bilateral relations—from a traditional partnership to a comprehensive strategic framework. Political and strategic experts told Al-Ghad that the summit is far more than a routine diplomatic event. Rather, it marks a pivotal strategic moment aimed at restructuring relations between the two sides in a way that strengthens Jordan’s regional role and enhances its stability, security, and economic resilience in the years ahead. Experts noted that this evolving partnership is not merely political in nature but is rooted in decades of security, economic, and diplomatic cooperation, which have solidified Europe’s conviction that Jordan remains the region’s most stable country in an otherwise turbulent environment. This stability, they said, gives Jordan a unique and influential position in regional dynamics. Indicators suggest that the summit carries significance well beyond protocol. It reflects growing European interest in Jordan’s role in regional security and in its management of sensitive issues such as counterterrorism, irregular migration, and refugee flows. The summit also coincides with Europe’s expanding footprint in the region—whether through the NATO regional liaison office in Amman or through deepened political coordination with major European capitals. According to experts, these developments place Jordan at the center of Europe’s regional dialogue regarding the future of the Middle East. (ICE AMMAN)

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