This agreement seeks to formalize and further strengthen the structure and conduct of the ceasefire and to ensure its successful implementation.

This agreement establishes an agenda for future negotiation between Israel and Jordan in which they agree to conduct future negotiations on security, water issues, refugees and displaced persons and borders and territorial matters. They also agree to explore potential for future collaboration in natural resources, human resources, infrastructure and economic arrangements including tourism. 

This agreement establishes the general guidelines for the negotiations to come and lays the foundations for a Palestinian Interim Self-Government in the West Bank and Gaza for a transitional period of five years. The agreement stipulates measures for the transfer of authority from the Israeli military government and its Civil Administration to the authorized Palestinians and lays the basis for permanent status talks based on Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338.

This agreement provides the framework for border security between the parties until final determination is made regarding border demarcation. The parties agree to reduce troop levels compatible with friendly and good relations between them. They also agree to undertake confidence building measures along the line of actual control including by providing notification of troop movements.

This agreement aimed to end the conflict between the parties and comprises all the agreements achieved through the peace process as an integral part of  it. The agreement establishes a Transitional Government and sets out a time frame for implementation.