The establishment of a Jordanian Agricultural Chamber with representative, regulatory, and marketing functions constitutes a top priority, alongside restructuring the General Union of Farmers to strengthen its field presence and enable it to fulfill its role in organizing agricultural production. These institutional reforms are not a matter of administrative luxury, but a strategic necessity to address current shortcomings and to activate the Union’s role as a principal partner in agricultural development. Restructuring, coupled with unifying references and activating governance tools, represents the optimal path to ensuring the stability of Jordan’s agricultural sector and enhancing its capacity to confront upcoming economic and social challenges