The 2025 economic review highlights a qualitative shift in Jordan’s investment attractiveness, as the Ministry of Investment successfully led the economic modernization drive by institutionalizing procedures and removing obstacles facing both local and foreign capital. This has resulted in record outcomes in terms of inflow volumes and international confidence levels.
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Economic data and indicators released for 2025 reveal a strategic transformation in Jordan’s investment climate. Legislative and procedural reform frameworks have succeeded in moving the investment environment from the structural planning phase to a stage of reaping tangible results and achieving record-breaking figures.
Surge in Capital Inflows
The latest data from the Central Bank of Jordan show a notable increase in foreign direct investment during the first three quarters of the current year, reaching USD 1.525 billion—an increase of 27.7% compared with the same period in 2024.
According to reports, Arab investments accounted for the largest share, representing 62% of total inflows, reflecting the strength of economic ties and growing regional confidence in the Jordanian market.
Sectoral distribution of investments shows the financial and insurance sector leading with 34.4%, followed by manufacturing industries at 10.7%, and logistics and real estate at 7.4%. Analysts note that the concentration of investments in these sectors enhances economic value added and directly contributes to the creation of sustainable job opportunities.
On the financial resilience front, credit rating agencies and international organizations unanimously agreed in the Jordan Investment Climate Statement 2025 on the flexibility of the national economy and its strong capacity to maintain investment attractiveness and stable future outlooks, despite current regional conditions. The reports emphasized that the credibility of Jordan’s reform path has been a cornerstone in strengthening confidence among the international business community.
Rising Optimism for 2026 and a Maturing Competitive Environment
In a related context, Ipsos recorded a marked improvement in the “Investment Expectations Index,” with the percentage of experts and investors expecting an increase in international investment inflows rising from 49% in 2025 to 61% for 2026. This increase reflects a shift from cautious anticipation to a stable and positive forward-looking outlook.
Reports by the Jordan Strategy Forum and the Investor Confidence Survey concluded that 2025 represents a phase of “gradual maturity” for Jordan’s investment structure, where capital attraction was matched by genuine efforts to address operational challenges. This has enhanced Jordan’s competitiveness as a safe and stable regional hub for investment.