GROW WHERE NATURE AND MARKET ACCESS MEET
Jordan’s agricultural sector remains a cornerstone of national economic development and food security. It continues to thrive, with approximately 27% of production geared toward exports and 52% of agricultural inputs sourced locally reducing import dependency and strengthening self-sufficiency.
In 2022, Jordan ranked 47th on the Global Food Security Index, and under the Economic Modernization Vision (EMV), targeted initiatives aim to improve this standing. These efforts reflect the country’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and strengthening local value chains. The sector’s resilience and steady growth reinforce its vital role in driving economic expansion and enhancing Jordan’s competitiveness in global markets.
Jordan enjoys four distinct seasons an important advantage that enables a wide range of crops
and extended growing cycles throughout the year
The sector experienced 39% export growth in 2024, rising from USD 1.5 billion in 2023 to over USD 2 billion
52% of production inputs are sourced locally, with agricultural imports dropping by 10.4% in 2023, strengthening resilience and reducing import dependency
Jordanian fruits and vegetables are exported to over 60 countries including the GCC and Europe through leading retailers like Lulu, Waitrose, and Tesco
Jordan’s Majdool dates are internationally renowned for their premium quality, especially in markets such as the US, Gulf, and Europe
The Agricultural Research Center has made major strides in sustainable
farming establishing a National Seed Bank, improving crop varieties, and advancing aquaponics, hydroponics, and climate resilient wheat and barley
Jordan currently supports 16 operational agro-industrial facilities. These include pesticide and fertilizer plants, advanced agricultural tech factories, irrigation equipment operations, and processing units for export and domestic consumption
Jordan ranks 47th globally on the Global Food Security Index (2022), outperforming countries like Turkey, Morocco, and Egypt, and continues to advance under the Economic Modernization Vision
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.
Over 74,700 graduates annually, with globally ranked STEM and management talent fluent in Arabic and English.
Consistently ranked among the safest countries in MENA, with high global scores in peace, law, and order.
Lower cost of living and an average monthly wage of USD 599—offering a smart and scalable operating environment
Jordan presents high-potential investment opportunities across the agriculture sector: