The World Bank cites Jordan's 33 reform measures
The World Bank reports that Jordan has completed 33 new reform measures under the "Enhancing Reform Management" project, bringing the total number of reforms completed from 148 to 181 as of July 2026, surpassing the final target set for June 2028. Additionally, $17.23 million of a $23.3 million grant has been disbursed, with the disbursement rate exceeding 73.95%. The report indicates that the reforms have covered areas such as fiscal policies, governance, the business environment, and expanding stakeholder participation, with notable progress in policies benefiting women. Specifically, the number of reforms suited to women increased from 74 to 86 over five months, exceeding the set target. The report confirms that the project is continuing to make good progress, with plans for further funding to expand its activities in the coming period.
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