Minister of Investment, Dr. Tareq Abu Ghazaleh, affirmed that the Economic Modernization Vision—through its second executive program—marks a new phase and methodology for investment in the Kingdom, characterized by partnership with the private sector. He emphasized that investment is the main driver for other sectors.
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Dr. Abu Ghazaleh stated:
“Investment is not merely an economic goal; it is a message of trust from the citizen in their state, and from the investor in Jordan’s business environment.”
He stressed that the ministry will play an effective role in attracting capital, protecting investors, and creating real opportunities for youth.
Key Points from His Statement:
A Practical Work Program (2026–2029):
The launch of this program aims to implement fundamental reforms and strategic projects to achieve sustainable economic growth.
Collective Responsibility:
During the sectoral working session to prepare the second executive program of the Economic Modernization Vision (2026–2029) for the investment sector, he emphasized that investment is a shared responsibility, with real-world impact through GDP growth and job creation.
From Planning to Execution:
“We are moving from the planning phase to the second phase of execution, building on the workshops held at the Royal Hashemite Court.”
The goal is to reinforce Jordan's position as a regional investment hub.
Building on Past Achievements:
The ministry aims to expand the scope of investment and undertake practical steps toward economic growth, with the private sector as a cornerstone of that effort. He underlined the importance of effective public-private partnership.
Government Commitment:
Since its formation, the government has shown serious commitment to enabling the private sector through various economic decisions and actions that support national economic growth.
Cross-Sectoral Investment Impact:
Dr. Abu Ghazaleh emphasized that investment is interconnected with all other sectors, and that the investor's definition will be reshaped through coordination with ministries and institutions to simplify and facilitate procedures. He called for building trust among the government, investors, and citizens.
Upcoming Initiatives under the Second Executive Program:
Development of implementable investment opportunities
Enhancing the investment environment to attract and stimulate both local and foreign investments:
Includes launching a data platform for development zones
Creating a flexibly regulated investment zone aligned with international best practices
Investor engagement strategy:
Outreach to international investors and Jordanian expatriates
Launch of a promotional campaign program, including hosting an international investment conference
Improving Jordan’s ranking in global investment-related reports through a reform matrix aimed at enhancing the investment climate
Immediate Actions by the Ministry:
Launch of a new investment map
Activation of the Invest.jo platform as a transparent and open portal for investors
Introduction of a procedural reform package with time-bound actions to simplify the business environment and remove obstacles
Dr. Abu Ghazaleh concluded by affirming that these initiatives aim to place Jordan at the forefront of regional investment destinations.
