The Jordanian-Syrian Free Zone Company generated total revenues of approximately $3.96 million during the first half of 2026, according to financial and operational indicators reviewed on Wednesday during a meeting of the company’s Board of Directors, chaired by Dana Al-Zoubi, Chair of the Board and Secretary-General of Jordan’s Ministry of Industry, Trade and Supply.
The financial indicators showed a significant increase in total revenues recorded during the first half of the year—from 1 January to 30 June—reaching approximately $3.96 million. The growth was driven by higher investment revenues, occupancy fee revenues, and trust deposit revenues.
Al-Zoubi said the strong financial performance builds on the solid growth achieved in 2025, when the value of trade increased by 67% compared with 2024. She added that the investment base expanded to 277 active contracts across exhibition, commercial, and service sectors, while the number of industrial contracts remained stable at 22.
She also noted that transport activity recorded remarkable growth, reflecting improved operational efficiency. The number of passenger vehicles increased by 423% to 86,510 vehicles, while truck traffic rose by 56%, reaching a total of 42,163 trucks in 2025.
Al-Zoubi said the company has adopted a package of future plans and strategies aimed at enhancing the free zone’s investment appeal and improving the efficiency of services provided to investors. These plans include expanding service automation and digital transformation to streamline investment and logistics procedures, as well as completing and upgrading infrastructure projects, including roads, pavements, and warehouse facilities.
The company also plans to launch targeted promotional campaigns to attract high-value industrial and commercial investments and remove obstacles facing investors. These efforts are intended to strengthen the free zone’s position as a leading regional logistics hub that supports bilateral trade and contributes to the economic growth of both Jordan and Syria.