Jordan Illiteracy Rate Drops to 4.5%
The illiteracy rate in Jordan decreased from 11% in 2000 to 4.5% in 2025, according to data from the General Statistics Department. This decline reflects the success of educational policies in reaching the youth, with the lowest illiteracy rate among those aged 15-24 at 0.7%. The illiteracy rate among seniors (65 years and older) stands at 21.7%, highlighting the challenges of ensuring lifelong learning for older populations. Additionally, the results showed that the illiteracy rate among those economically active is very low (0.4% among employed individuals), while it is 6.7% among the inactive. These ongoing efforts emphasize the importance of universal literacy in achieving sustainable development goals.
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