Farm exports in Jordan showed substantial growth in 2014, aided by foreign sales of vegetables, while deals with new markets and key investments in water irrigation are strengthening growth potential for future years.
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Economic update | Jordan Year in Review 2014
23 Dec 2014
The economy of Jordan is picking up strength with forecasts for higher year-on-year growth this year and next, while lower oil prices should provide at least a temporary respite from the kingdom’s energy burden.
Economic update | Jordan targets ICT growth
23 Nov 2014
A drive to attract new investment for Jordan’s ICT sector is gaining ground, as the country moves to strengthen support structures for start-ups and encourage greater private sector participation.
Articles & Analysis | The kingdom’s investor-friendly regulations from The Report: Jordan 2014
The government of Jordan has been working to achieve economic stability through encouraging investment, particularly foreign investment. Jordan’s legal framework not only creates a secure environment for investors and encourages investment in specific sectors through various incentive and benefit schemes, but also provides a well-structured and easily implemented...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Tackling obstacles: Ali Samara, Partner, EY Jordan, on real solutions for the kingdom’s revenue shortage from The Report: Jordan 2014
The kingdom’s economy relies heavily on tax revenues and foreign aid to secure the funds required to provide public services. In order to increase tax revenues, and consequently reduce dependence on foreign aid, the government should allocate resources towards increasing the efficiency of the tax system, and encourage compliance at both the...
Articles & Analysis | Building a responsive and efficient tax regime from The Report: Jordan 2014
Over the past decade, Jordan’s business environment has experienced significant and rapid changes in terms of both its complexity and competitiveness in global markets. Increased demand for qualified labour, coupled with growing international competition for resources, have forced Jordanian businesses to remain flexible and become more resourceful.