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By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Feb 05,2025
Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan has launched the first phase of the “Marsa Zayed” project in Aqaba, one of the most significant investment projects in the region.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Feb 01,2025
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By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 29,2025
Jordan receives three main types of foreign aid: grants, development loans and technical support. Grants help fund the government budget and support development or sectoral projects, including priority ones that are coordinated with relevant agencies.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 25,2025
During his visit to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein focused on addressing key challenges facing Jordan’s economy while exploring opportunities to drive growth and development.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 22,2025
To understand public opinion on the government's ability to handle its responsibilities, the Strategic Studies Center at the University of Jordan conducted a survey 100 days after the formation of Jafar Hasaen's government, which started on September 18, 2024.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 18,2025
Trade between Jordan and Syria has changed a lot over the years. In the past, it was one of the strongest areas of economic cooperation.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 15,2025
The industrial sector contributes about 25 per cent to the GDP and accounts for approximately 94 per cent of national exports, valued at JD7.7 billion, reaching more than 144 countries worldwide.It is also the largest employer, providing jobs for 265,000 workers, which represents
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 11,2025
The Parliament approved the 2025 budget with total expected spending of about JD14.3 billion (including the central budget and independent units).
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Jan 05,2025
The government has announced new economic decisions to boost demand on the automotive sector.
By Raad Mahmoud Al Tal - Dec 28,2024
By In 2024, Jordan’s economy witnessed several developments that highlighted a delicate balance between relative stability in certain indicators and the persistent structural challenges hindering sustainable economic growth.