Jordan Sees China as Key Economic Partner
The Jordanian Minister of Investment, Dr. Tarek Abu Ghazaleh, confirmed that Jordan considers China a strategic partner in supporting industrial and economic transformation, with a focus on strengthening cooperation in the fields of investment, industry, and trade. He pointed out that his visit to China last June provided him with an opportunity to learn about China's developmental experience and the potential to enhance economic relations between the two countries, particularly in advanced manufacturing, technological innovation, digital transformation, and green development—areas that align with Jordan’s Reform Vision (2023-2033). He also highlighted that foreign direct investment flows into Jordan increased by approximately 25% in 2025, surpassing two billion dollars, with active Chinese cooperation in renewable energy, industry, and logistics sectors, contributing to economic growth and employment opportunities. Furthermore, he emphasized that Jordan’s investment environment is characterized by stability, modern legislation, and a wide network of trade agreements that grant access to over 50 international markets. There are also expectations to expand partnership with China to advance high-tech industries and develop global supply chains.
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