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Jordan Records Growth in Investment Activity During Early 2026
(MENAFN) According to reports, Jordan’s Minister of Investment Tareq Abu Ghazaleh said the Kingdom’s investment sector maintained strong momentum during the first quarter of 2026 despite ongoing regional pressures, indicating continued investor confidence in the national economy and local business environment.
During an appearance on a programme aired by Jordan TV, the minister pointed to several positive indicators tied to investment activity, including a reported 25 per cent rise in foreign direct investment inflows over the previous year.
He stated that the positive trend continued into the opening quarter of 2026, noting that 92 investment projects received exemptions during the period, representing a combined value of JD106 million. In addition, the Ministry of Investment issued 313 new investor identification cards during the same timeframe.
According to reports, he said these figures demonstrate sustained confidence in Jordan’s investment climate and reflect government efforts aimed at improving the business environment and strengthening the Kingdom’s competitiveness as a regional investment destination capable of supporting economic expansion and generating employment opportunities.
The ministry provides investor cards to individuals of various nationalities who are registered with companies or institutions conducting economic activities within Jordan, in line with existing laws and regulations.
These cards are designed to simplify administrative procedures while granting incentive-related advantages intended to improve the attractiveness and competitiveness of the country’s investment framework.
According to reports, eligibility for the card depends on several criteria, including the scale of the investment and the number of employment opportunities created for Jordanian citizens.
During an appearance on a programme aired by Jordan TV, the minister pointed to several positive indicators tied to investment activity, including a reported 25 per cent rise in foreign direct investment inflows over the previous year.
He stated that the positive trend continued into the opening quarter of 2026, noting that 92 investment projects received exemptions during the period, representing a combined value of JD106 million. In addition, the Ministry of Investment issued 313 new investor identification cards during the same timeframe.
According to reports, he said these figures demonstrate sustained confidence in Jordan’s investment climate and reflect government efforts aimed at improving the business environment and strengthening the Kingdom’s competitiveness as a regional investment destination capable of supporting economic expansion and generating employment opportunities.
The ministry provides investor cards to individuals of various nationalities who are registered with companies or institutions conducting economic activities within Jordan, in line with existing laws and regulations.
These cards are designed to simplify administrative procedures while granting incentive-related advantages intended to improve the attractiveness and competitiveness of the country’s investment framework.
According to reports, eligibility for the card depends on several criteria, including the scale of the investment and the number of employment opportunities created for Jordanian citizens.
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