Jordan’s Economy Grows by 3% in Q4 2025

Annual Growth Reaches 2.8% for 2025

Jordan’s Economy Grows by 3% in Q4 2025
Jordan’s Economy Grows by 3% in Q4 2025
The national economy has recorded steadily increasing quarterly growth since the third quarter of 2024.

Agriculture and industry were the leading productive sectors driving economic growth.اضافة اعلان

The agriculture sector achieved the highest growth rate at 7.0%, followed by mining at 6.9%, manufacturing at 5.2%, and electricity at 4.5%.
Growth was achieved despite regional and global challenges, as well as the impact of the war on Gaza and the Iranian-Israeli confrontation in 2025.
Government economic, fiscal, and monetary measures contributed to boosting economic activity.

The economic performance over the past year reflects Jordan’s ability to مواجهة exceptional circumstances and turn them into opportunities to sustain steady and confident growth.

The Department of Statistics released quarterly GDP estimates for the fourth quarter of 2025, showing a 3.0% increase in real GDP compared to 2.6% in the same quarter of 2024, despite the impact of the war on Gaza and the Iranian-Israeli confrontation in 2025.

At the sectoral level, preliminary estimates indicated that all economic activities recorded growth in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. The agriculture sector recorded the highest growth rate at 7.0%, followed by the mining and quarrying sector at 6.9%, the manufacturing sector at 5.2%, and the electricity supply sector at 4.5%.

In terms of sectoral contributions to overall growth, the manufacturing sector recorded the highest contribution at 0.87 percentage points, followed by agriculture at 0.46 percentage points, and mining and quarrying at 0.24 percentage points of total growth.

Regarding sectoral contributions to GDP, preliminary estimates showed that the manufacturing sector ranked first with a contribution of 17.3%, followed by real estate activities at 11.5%, then public administration and defense at 9.2%, and agriculture at 6.9% of total real GDP.