AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJordan–Iraq Ties: The two countries signed nine cooperation agreements, including support for small businesses, and discussed energy, investment and a proposed free-trade zone. Iraq also said work on its Development Road expansion, including industrial cities, could begin in early 2027. Trade Disruption: Syria’s closure of the Nasib crossing stranded hundreds of trucks near Jaber, disrupting a key route linking Jordan with Syria and markets beyond. Energy and Exports: Jordan is seeking investment in oil shale to strengthen energy security; renewables supply about 27% of electricity, while the Attarat project provides around 14%. National exports rose 6% despite regional tensions, and the trade deficit narrowed 9.6% through August. Business Support: Orange Jordan’s PASS programme provided training and mentorship to 130 entrepreneurs to help grow sales, productivity and competitiveness. Markets: The Amman Stock Exchange edged up 0.08% to 4,153 points, with JD11.5 million in turnover.
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