​In this Series paper, we propose a comprehensive, 10-year cancer control strategy for Jordan, as outlined by a group of Jordanian medical experts in cancer care and medical education. The strategy is designed to create a robust, patient-centred, resilient health-care system in which comprehensive universal cancer care is prioritised. We include an assessment of the current state, gaps, and challenges for cancer care in Jordan, and recommend corrective actions to address them. The proposed framework discusses cancer care in Jordan, including public awareness and education, prevention, screening, equitable access to quality care, post-care monitoring, survivorship, and palliative care. In addition to workforce training, research, and supportive services, this framework emphasises the need to adopt evidence-based practices, innovative interventions, and adherence to oncological principles relevant to Jordan, including standardising oncology practices. This strategy calls for creating a consensus-based framework to evaluate and monitor implementation, ensuring the effectiveness and continuity of the system in a cost-effective and applicable manner, with use of a Common Sense Oncology approach.​​