Jordan’s geographic location at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe make it a strategic hub for trade. Jordan is one of the most stable countries in the Middle East, has a business-friendly environment, pro investment policies and a highly skilled workforce.

Jordan is focused on developing its human capital and embracing innovation, resulting in an economy that is increasingly diverse and open to foreign trade and investment.

Strategic Location - The heart of the Middle East, with easy access across the region and direct access to more than 45 destinations, including the U.S. and Canada. Politically safe and economically stable

Timezone - Jordan operates within the working hours of the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and North America.

Language - Jordan can reach over 400 million Arabic-speaking customers

Government Incentives - The government offers financial assistance to private businesses making investments through economic incentives.

Workforce -Jordan is home to young, digitally savvy talent, with 52.4% of the population under the age of 24, and fluent in English and Arabic. 65,000 university students graduate every year, 35% of whom specialize in the fields of business, accounting, economics, engineering, and computer science.

Innovation - Jordan ranked first in the Arab world in terms of renewable energy contribution, reflecting Jordan’s leadership in the renewable energy field. ICT infrastructure is also one of the best in the region, securing an unprecedented 99% network coverage and an Internet penetration rate of over 80%.

Entrepreneurship - Jordan is home to a well-established startup culture; 27 of the region’s top 100 startups are from Jordan. 75% of Arabic Internet content has been produced in Jordan’s ICT sector.