Amman:Exports processed by the Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) increased by 20.9 percent in the first ten months of 2026, fueled by strong re-export figures and rising trade with regional partners.
According to Jordan News Agency, data from the chamber released on Saturday indicated that the total export value reached JD 1.328 billion across 37,831 certificates of origin through October. This marks an increase from JD 1.099 billion across 34,679 certificates during the same period last year, reflecting a 9.1 percent increase in volume.
Iraq emerged as the top export destination, receiving JD 524 million across 2,426 certificates. Switzerland followed with JD 112 million, Saudi Arabia at JD 100 million, the United Arab Emirates at JD 99.9 million, and Egypt at JD 72 million.
Re-exported foreign goods formed the majority of the chamber's dispatches, totaling JD 653 million. Additionally, agricultural exports amounted to JD 190 million, local industrial goods reached JD 165 million, and Arab-origin goods accounted for JD 149 million. The ACC provides origin documentation for raw agricultural and natural resource exports, re-exported foreign inventory, and domestic industrial goods in compliance with national commercial regulations.