By : Business Editor
Jordan Daily - Ministry of Investment said that foreign direct investment (FDI) rose sharply in 2025, supported by expanded incentives, regulatory improvements and digital reforms aimed at boosting investor confidence.
The ministry’s annual report showed FDI reached $2 billion in 2025, marking a 25.1% increase compared with the previous year and the fastest growth rate since 2017.
The number of companies benefiting from investment incentives rose to 628, up 14.4% year-on-year, reflecting a more attractive and competitive investment environment, the ministry noted in a report seen by Jordan Daily.
In development zones, the ministry registered 70 new enterprises with total investments of JD195 million. It also processed 7,568 incentive and facilitation transactions during the year.
As part of efforts to attract foreign capital, the ministry recommended citizenship for 81 investors whose combined investments exceeded 110 million dinars, while issuing 4,203 investor cards.
The ministry also said it had developed more than 100 new investment opportunities and launched eight strategic projects, alongside 12 international promotional campaigns targeting key sectors.
On the digital front, the ministry upgraded its “Invest in Jordan” platform, introduced a smart assistant known as MOIN, and launched an investment calculator to streamline services and improve accessibility for investors.
