The article highlights a significant 18% increase in the trade volume between Egypt and Jordan during the first quarter of 2021, amounting to approximately $228.147 million, which represents 0.8% of Egypt's total global trade. This growth is attributed to a rise in both exports and imports from Jordan, with Egypt's exports to Jordan seeing a 17.7% increase to $190.356 million, and imports from Jordan experiencing a 19.4% increase to $37.791 million. The trade balance clearly favors Egypt, with a positive balance of $152.565 million during the quarter. The article also mentions the ongoing economic cooperation between the two countries, supported by various bilateral and regional agreements, and the presence of 2,423 Jordanian companies in Egypt with an investment capital of $2.2 billion. The article also briefs about the ongoing tripartite summit between Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq to strengthen the economic, investment, energy, oil, and electricity cooperation among the nations.