According to the Jordanian Bureau of Statistics, in 2017, Jordan’s imports from China reached US$2.772 billion, and exports to China reached US$164 million. China continues to be Jordan's largest source of imports and is Jordan's third largest trade partner.

In terms of trade partnerships, Jordan’s top three import sources are China (US$2.772 billion), Saudi Arabia (US$2.76 billion), and the United States (US$2.006 billion). The top three trade partners are the United States (US$3.613 billion), Saudi Arabia (US$3.608 billion) and China (US$2.937 billion).

In terms of commodity structure, Jordan’s imports from China are mainly mechanical and electrical products (taking up 41.42% of total trade, the same below), textiles (21.01%) and base metal products (8.19%) and the exports to China are mainly chemical products (86.36). %), textiles (6.93%) and base metal products (4.44%). Jordan’s imports from the United States are mainly mechanical and electrical products (28.3%), automobiles, aircrafts, ships and related transportation equipment (26.28%) and vegetable products (12.14%) and the exports to the United States are mainly textiles (87.2%), jewelry and precious metal products (7.92%) and chemical products (2.32%). Jordan’s imports from Saudi Arabia are mainly mineral products (59.96%), plastic and rubber products (11.45%) and food and beverage (8.44%), and the exports to Saudi Arabia are mainly chemical products (29.87%), vegetable products (19.72%) and wood and paper (9%).

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