With a push to increase its stake in a growing Middle Eastern tourism market, Jordan has undertaken a number of construction projects that are being led by both international and local contractors. While the global financial crisis and regional property crash still cast a shadow, signs in late 2011 and early 2012 indicate that the clouds are...
The town of Aqaba and the short strip of coast on which it lies represent Jordan’s only access to the sea. This makes Aqaba a key location for a range of sectors of the Jordanian economy, most notably tourism, transport and logistics, and industry. To encourage development, the town and surrounding areas since 2001 have been designated a special...
Longstanding plans to develop Jordan’s nuclear energy resources gained some momentum, but also suffered some setbacks . The controversial project remains politically divisive and has several obstacles yet to navigate, including the selection of an appropriate site for a planned reactor, the provision of adequate financial and human resources, and...
What is being done to facilitate low-interest lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)?
In an effort to supplement increasingly disrupted supplies of Egyptian liquid natural gas (LNG), Jordan is urgently seeking alternative import solutions. Securing new sources of gas is of vital importance in the short term, given that the government is having to spend billions of dollars per year on diesel and heavy fuel in order to make up for the...
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