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The article focused on the 2026 industrial chambers elections in Jordan, where the industrial sectors are preparing to elect their board members and sector representatives, under the supervision of the Independent Electoral Commission. The nomination period begins on August 26 and ends on September 9, with voting scheduled for October 3, and a reserve date of October 10 in case a quorum is not achieved. The elections cover three industrial chambers: Amman, Zahran, and Irbid, with the Jordan Chamber of Industry serving as the national umbrella body. To participate in the elections, candidates must meet certain financial and administrative requirements. A total of 1,541 establishments are eligible to vote. The voting process aims to elect chamber board members and sector representatives, with the goal of improving industrialists' representation and addressing the sector’s economic challenges through electoral programs that focus on issues such as production costs, energy, financing, and export markets.
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