AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAqaba’s green and digital push: ASEZA and Jordan Green Ammonia (JGA) signed a land lease to build Jordan’s first commercial green ammonia facility in Aqaba, aiming to boost clean fuel exports and jobs. Port logistics upgrade: ASEZA, Aqaba Development Corporation and AD Ports Group launched Maqta Ayla Digital Solutions to run Aqaba’s truck control and monitoring system, tightening flow and permits at the port. Water security financing: Jordan and KfW signed an agreement to move ahead with the National Water Carrier Project, adding €127m (including a €102m grant) to deliver about 300m cubic metres of extra drinking water annually from 2030. IMF support: The IMF approved Jordan’s fifth review under its reform programme, unlocking about $188m to back macro stability and reforms amid regional headwinds. Trade finance for SMEs: Jordan Ahli Bank signed a confirming bank agreement with the EBRD to strengthen trade facilitation and help local firms access international markets. Investment pipeline: The Ministry of Investment launched an RFQ for the Jaber Border Crossing development under a PPP model, targeting higher capacity and smoother passenger and cargo movement. Business diplomacy: Jordan and Pakistan agreed to activate their Joint Business Council to expand trade and investment exchange.
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