The MoU aims to increase the cooperation and coordination between the two governing bodies. 

This will include joint training camps, the co-hosting of international tournaments and the exchange of technical and administrative experience. 

Jordan Taekwondo Federation secretary Faisal Abdalat and Tunisian Taekwondo Federation vice-president Mohamed Ziyad Bin Al-Mansif signed the MoU in Amman. 

The Tunisian Ambassador to Jordan, Khaled Al-Sahili, was also present. 

Jordan earned its first Olympic medal in taekwondo at Rio 2016.

Ahmad Abughaush, also a world silver medallist in 2019 and bronze medallist in 2017, triumphed in the men's under-68-kilogram contest. 

Tunisia is less established in taekwondo but also achieved an Olympic medal in the sport at Rio 2016. 

Oussama Oueslati finished with bronze in the men's under-80kg.