RIYADH: Jordan’s industrial sector exports climbed 10.2 percent in 2025 to reach 8.89 billion Jordanian dinars ($12.5 billion), up from 8.07 billion dinars the previous year.
The strong performance, driven by heightened external demand, was detailed in a new report released by the Jordan Chamber of Industry and carried by the state’s news agency.
The analysis highlighted that Jordanian industries successfully expanded their global footprint, with products reaching nearly 150 international markets. The JCI attributed this success to a diversified production base capable of adapting to varied market requirements.
According to Trading Economics, Jordan’s exports are led by textiles, phosphates, fertilizers and pharmaceuticals. The JCI report’s finding of a 772 percent surge in exports to Bangladesh reflects the country’s role as a manufacturing hub with limited domestic raw materials.
The US remained Jordan’s single largest export destination by value at 2.18 billion dinars. The US and Jordan have maintained a strong economic partnership with the Free Trade Agreement that entered into force on Dec. 17, 2001.
