Jordan's ranking boosts in environmental index
The Jordanian Ministry of Environment's report indicated that the air quality across the kingdom remained generally stable from the beginning of the year until the end of August 2026. The levels of gaseous pollutants stayed within approved limits, with only limited incidents of exceedance in industrial areas. The results also showed that concentrations of fine particles (PM10 and PM2.5) continue to be affected by natural dust and sandstorms, which are seasonal phenomena. On a global scale, Jordan's ranking improved from 81st place in 2024 to 49th in 2026, reflecting an enhancement in air quality. This progress is part of the government's efforts to improve environmental performance and to maintain ongoing monitoring and evaluation.
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