Jordan’s Industrial Exports Hit Decade High in 2025

JEDDAH: Jordan’s industrial exports rose 9.3 percent to a record 7.97 billion Jordanian dinars ($11.23 billion) in the first 11 months of 2025, the highest level in more than a decade, according to official data. A report by the Jordan Chamber of Industry said the growth reflects the sector’s expanding role in the economy, supported by diversified production and strong demand from Arab and European markets. Industrial goods accounted for nearly 92 percent of total exports, underscoring their importance to economic growth and trade balance. Construction-related industries led the expansion, surging 120 percent, while exports to Arab markets made up 42 percent of the total, with notable increases to Syria and Saudi Arabia. Exports to Europe jumped 45 percent, signaling growing market diversification.