By : Business Editor
Jordan Daily - Jordan is finalizing preparations to host the Jordan–EU Investment Conference 2026 on April 21 at the Dead Sea, under the patronage of King Abdullah II, with participation of President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen and senior European and international officials.
The conference comes amid regional challenges, underscoring Jordan’s economic resilience, institutional stability, and position as a reliable investment destination and regional partner.
Jordan is preparing a pipeline of bankable projects across priority sectors, including water security, green energy, digital infrastructure, and strategic minerals, aligned with the country’s Economic Modernization Vision.
The event aims to translate Jordan–EU cooperation into tangible investment opportunities, supported by a €3 billion European package deployed through innovative financial instruments to mitigate risk and accelerate implementation.
Jordan is also highlighting its strategic location as a logistics hub linking supply chains to regional and global markets, with access to more than 140 markets through trade agreements.
Investment Minister Tareq Abughazaleh said in press remarks preparations focus on developing viable, execution-ready opportunities, enabling investors to enter high-quality projects within a stable business environment. The conference will feature sector-focused tracks and direct business and government meetings (B2B and G2B) to foster partnerships.
EU Ambassador Pierre-Christophe Chatzisavas said the event reflects the strength of EU-Jordan ties and is expected to boost European investment in Jordan’s economy.
