In a landmark announcement from Riyadh, U.S. President Donald Trump declared a full lifting of American sanctions on Syria—marking the first major international move following the fall of the previous regime and the formation of a transitional government.

Economics is not just a set of theories or numbers. It is a complex science that deals with a changing and often difficult reality.

A discussion was recently held at Yarmouk University, organized by the Center for Sustainable Development Studies, to look at the role of foreign workers in Jordan’s economy.

In a rapidly changing global landscape, building a resilient and sustainable economy has become a national priority for Jordan.

The government’s Q1 2025 report on the Economic Modernization Vision (2023–2025) shows clear progress in four main areas that support growth: investment, quality of life, making Jordan a global destination, and sustainable resources.

The electricity connection project between Jordan and Saudi Arabia is an important step in strengthening cooperation between the two countries.

Jordan's markets have seen significant improvements during the first four months of 2025, showing clear progress in the business environment. The Ministry of Industry and Trade reported a 26 per cent drop in commercial violations compared to the same period in 2024.

Jordan’s latest agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reflects growing confidence in the country’s economic direction.

The recent agreement between Jordan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights six key pillars shaping Jordan’s economic outlook: Maintaining relative macroeconomic stability amid regional instability, cautiously optimistic growth projections for 2025, a focus on long-t