Foreign Direct Investment Inflow Rises by 14.3% in Q1 to Reach JD 240 Million - Jordan News
According to the estimates, most of the kingdom's economic sectors recorded notable growth during Q1 2025 despite ongoing regional challenges and their economic repercussions locally and globally. These results align with the objectives of the Economic Modernization Vision, which aims to gradually raise growth rates.
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