Amman, Value of Jordan’s imports of crude oil and mineral fuels rose by 54.6% during January-November period of 2022, the Department of Statistics (DoS) said on Thursday.
According to DoS foreign trade data, the value of Jordan’s oil bill amounted to about JD3.249 billion until the end of last November 2022, compared to JD2.101 billion for the same period in 2021.
Fuel and mineral fuels topped the Kingdom’s imports until the end of last November, amounting to JD897 million, followed by crude oil at about JD845 million, the DoS figures showed.
Meanwhile, the Kingdom’s gasoline imports amounted to about JD747 million, followed by diesel at about JD712 million, kerosene at about JD13 million and lubricants at about JD34 million.
Source: Jordan News Agency