Jordan’s trade sector recorded stable performance and advanced quality indicators under the Executive Programme of the Economic Modernisation Vision (2026–2029) by the end of the third quarter of 2026. This was accompanied by the launch of financing programmes designed to support digital transformation in trade.
According to the third-quarter 2026 report on the Economic Modernisation Vision’s executive programme, issued by the Government Performance and Achievement Monitoring Unit at the Prime Ministry, the gross domestic product of the wholesale and retail trade sector reached JD 756 million in the second quarter of this year.
Meanwhile, the market regulation quality index rose to 95%, reflecting ongoing government efforts to stabilise markets and maintain trade balance.
The sector also took a significant step towards promoting innovation and digital solutions through the launch of the E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Support Programme, known as “Click Business.” Agreements were signed to support 18 commercial projects, with total grants amounting to JD 139,844.
The support aims to help small and micro-enterprises strengthen their marketing capabilities and expand their e-commerce activities, enhancing their competitiveness and enabling their products to access local and international markets.
