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Jordan's public debt exceeds 50 billion dinars
The total public debt of Jordan has risen to approximately 49.68 billion dinars by the end of June 2026, representing about 110.2% of the GDP. Despite a slight decrease in the debt-to-GDP ratio since May, the overall debt continues to increase. The debt per capita is estimated at around 5,556 dinars, a calculation based on dividing the total debt by the population of approximately 12 million people; however, this figure does not reflect actual individual debts owed by citizens. One of the key issues in managing public debt and ensuring fiscal sustainability in Jordan is the government's borrowing from the Social Security Investment Fund, whose debts have reached nearly 12 billion dinars.
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