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Jordan and EU step up preparations for the JO-EU Investment Conference

July 15, 2026

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Jordan’s Minister of Investment, Tareq Abu Ghazaleh, met EU Ambassadors to advance preparations for the Jordan–EU Investment Conference, which will take place at the Dead Sea on 19 November. The conference is expected to bring together senior policymakers, investors and development finance institutions, with the aim of turning the long-standing Jordan–EU partnership into tangible investment projects and lasting business partnerships. Abu Ghazaleh highlighted Jordan’s recent regulatory reforms, streamlined investment procedures and digital transformation, alongside a pipeline of strategic projects that will be presented to European investors.

EU Ambassadors reaffirmed Jordan’s standing as a trusted strategic partner, citing its stable business environment, strategic location and extensive trade links as key advantages for companies seeking access to regional and international markets. They also pledged to continue encouraging strong European private-sector participation in the conference.

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