International Markets Day: Jordan

 

Its economic growth is supported by the revival of the tourism sector, the strengthening of regional trade and an increase in the foreign direct investment. According to International Monetary Fund (IMF), The country's GDP is estimated to grow by 2,9% in 2025.

 

Thanks to its strategic location in the Middle East and government policies aimed at attracting foreign investment, Jordan represents an attractive business destination. In this regard, the country has launched a series of development projects valued at approximately €1.200 billion. It also has a network of free trade agreements with key markets such as United States, European Union, various Arab countries and Türkiye.

 

Jordan is also moving forward with an ambitious agenda of structural reforms supported by organizations such as the IMF and the World BankIn the technological arena, it leads the production of Arabic-language digital content in the MENA region, generating more than 75% of the total. The capital, Amman, has established itself as a regional hub for startups and technology companies, driven by significant investments in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education.

 

In the commercial sphere, relations with Spain are on the rise: between January 2024 and January 2025, Spanish exports to Jordan increased by 30,4%, reaching a value of €30 million.