
Jordan's economy has proven remarkably resilient, and opportunities remain for foreign investors, particularly in energy, transport and construction.
Energy: A Regional Example of Non-Oil Diversification
Jordan is seeking new energy partners to source more power locally and reduce dependence on imported crude oil.
Transport: New Phases of Development
The port of Aqaba continues to see major upgrade and expansion works to accomodate growing trade volumes.
Manufacturing: Mainstay of Economic Growth
While nominal GDP increased 6.7% in 2014, manufacturing expanded by 4.4% and mining and quarrying was up about 20%
Construction: Development Across The Board
Construction activity is rising on the back of new developments in transport, residential real estate, energy grids and liquified natural gas terminals.