New Investment in Al-Muwaqar Industrial City with 10 Million Dinars - Jordan News
It is worth noting that Al-Muwaqar Industrial City, which was inaugurated in 2011 on an area of 2,500 dunums, was developed by the Jordan Industrial Estates Company in three phases. The latest phase involved the development of 305 dunums due to high demand for investment in the city. Located east of Amman, Al-Muwaqar Industrial City is near the international road that connects Jordan with Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
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