Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait to sign agreement providing financial support to Jordan: KUNA

DUBAI (Reuters) – The finance ministers of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates will sign on Thursday an agreement to provide credit guarantees and grants to Jordan, state-run Kuwait News Agency reported on Wednesday.

The agreement, which also provides for deposits by the Gulf Arab nations in the Jordanian central bank, will be signed in Amman, the agency said.

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