AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoJordan Economy: Jordan’s real GDP grew 3% in Q2 2026, with the productive economy—especially manufacturing and related activities—driving the improvement, according to Department of Statistics estimates. Food Security: Jordan is relying on strategic wheat and barley reserves—covering roughly 6.4 months of consumption for wheat from stored stocks plus contracted supplies—while policymakers face the bigger question of how to boost sustainable local production. Transport & Trade: Arab Bridge Maritime reported a record $40M profit for the first nine months of 2026, citing stronger revenues and fleet expansion plans. Environment: Amman was named the Arab Environmental Capital, with the next phase focused on waste management, recycling, greener spaces, air quality and sustainable transport. Aviation Watch: Reports on the Flydubai Dubai–Tel Aviv cockpit incident and emergency codes are keeping regional aviation security in the spotlight. Regional Air Links: Eurowings will launch direct flights to Baghdad from Berlin and Düsseldorf from Dec. 10, adding to Middle East connectivity. Business & Markets: Jordan’s population and housing census begins nationwide, while Amman’s business scene continues to be shaped by local governance and economic momentum.
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