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Musa Al-Saket
His Majesty King Abdullah II’s recent visit to Vietnam marks a pivotal step in advancing Jordan’s economic and industrial relations on a global scale. During the opening session of the Vietnam–Jordan Business Forum in Hanoi, His Majesty emphasised the importance of strengthening economic cooperation and learning from Vietnam’s advanced economic experience and forward-looking vision.
Jordan has been facing significant economic challenges for decades due to its geographical location in a turbulent region and its heavy reliance on foreign aid.
To succeed in the Entrepreneurship & Innovation driver mentioned in the Economic Modernization Vsion, we must look at the most important challenges facing entrepreneurship and innovation, especially that the success of this driver will achieve economic growth through the establishment of unique projects, and its success will also develop the existing economic sectors.
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria could have several potential impacts on the Jordanian economy, most notably due to the closure of border crossings between the two countries.
In the first half of 2024, six industrial products only accounted for approximately 58% of the total value of Jordan’s national exports, which amounted to around 4 billion Jordanian dinars.
The Royal Speech always reveals the state’s roadmap through its political, economic, and social institutions, outlining the vision for the upcoming phase. It also documents the progress of democratic life in the Kingdom.
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