Amman:Investment opportunities exceeding $15 billion in sectors such as transport, logistics, water, education, urban development, and medical manufacturing are set to be showcased at the Jordan-EU Investment Conference 2026, scheduled for November 19 at the Dead Sea.
According to Jordan News Agency, the conference, held under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II and attended by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, will gather over 700 leaders, investors, and policymakers. Participants will include Jordanian, European, and international companies, as well as financial and development institutions.
The event at the King Hussein bin Talal Convention Center will provide a platform for investors to explore projects and discuss implementation requirements, commercial arrangements, financing, and regulatory frameworks with relevant authorities. Among the major projects highlighted are a national freight railway, dry ports, logistics hubs, and public transportation, as well as developments in water management, public schools, urban areas, and medical device manufacturing.
One of the significant projects includes the phased construction of a national freight railway to enhance Jordan's connectivity with regional trade corridors. The Aqaba-Ma'an dry port is another key initiative planned as an inland customs hub, with operations expected to begin in the coming years. Additionally, the conference will feature the Madouneh Dry Port Logistics Center, the Mafraq Development Zone, and the Jaber border crossing upgrade, among others.
These projects aim to boost Jordan's infrastructure, economic growth, and trade capabilities, with multiple ventures being developed through public-private partnerships. The conference serves as a critical opportunity for stakeholders to engage in discussions that could lead to significant economic advancements for Jordan and its regional partners.