MOVE THROUGH THE REGION’S MOST CONNECTED TRADE GATEWAY
Jordan’s transport and logistics sector is a strategic gateway for regional and international trade, offering investors access to a fast-growing, trade-connected economy.
According to the latest figures, transport services exports rose by 20.5% in 2023, and total exports reached USD 13.3 billion in 2024.
The sector is rapidly expanding, powered by modern infrastructure, smart mobility solutions, and policy-driven reforms.
Jordan’s geographic position links the Levant, the GCC, Egypt, North Africa, and Europe, supported by a growing network of over 2,700 km of highways, more than 22,000 trucks, and robust port and air freight capacity. Flagship assets like Queen Alia International Airport—twice awarded “Most Enjoyable Airport in the Middle East” and Aqaba Port, which is set to become the region’s first decarbonized port, reflect the country’s commitment to both quality and sustainability.
With ambitious national projects such as the National Toll Roads & Railway Network, BRT system expansion, and logistics park development, Jordan is positioned as a high-potential destination for investors seeking scalable, efficient, and future-ready logistics operations.
The Transport sector plays a strategically vital role in trade exchange, with a 71.4% surge in total exports between 2018 and 2024
Aqaba Port is on track to become the first decarbonized port in the region
Ranked 16th globally in the Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index, reflecting strong infrastructure and ease of doing business
Jordan is home to over 22,000 registered freight trucks, supporting efficient transport across the region
Jordan’s strategic location provides direct land borders with Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine, supported by an extensive highway network of over 2,700 kilometers that connects the Kingdom efficiently to Gulf, European, and North African markets
Ongoing upgrades to port, road, and Ro-Ro logistics capabilities, with one-stop clearance and integration with regional transport corridors
Corporate tax rates as low as 5%, with 0% tax on exported services within key development zones.
Customized incentives for high-impact projects, including those generating employment or located in rural areas.
Over USD 12.6 billion in exports to more than 140 countries, led by chemicals, textiles, and machinery.
Strong performance across ICT, tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, finance, and other strategic industries.
12 strategic access points, 3 international airports, and 7 land borders—within 3-5 hours of major regional and European hubs.
9 active trade agreements, providing access to over 1.4 billion consumers worldwide.
Legal reforms ensure equal rights for foreign investors, land ownership opportunities, and streamlined business procedures.
Jordan presents high-potential investment opportunities in digitally enabled, sustainable transport and logistics projects: