Jordanian shifts from investor to restaurateur
A glimpse into the life of Jordanian investor Saed Al-Satari, who shifted from managing businesses in the vehicle sector to opening a restaurant within the Zarqa Free Zone, following a decline in his activities due to the decision to ban the import of repairable used cars in November 2025. The industry was significantly affected, with the number of employees decreasing from around 180 to 4-5 people, and 22 shops shutting down. This led to a rise in vehicle prices, with the cost of a car increasing from approximately 12,800 to 18,000 dinars over six years. Despite these changes, Al-Satari emphasized the importance of consumer protection and balanced market regulation to preserve livelihoods and maintain the quality of vehicles.
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