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Jordan News
06-08-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Amman Chamber of Industry Exports Reach JOD 4.207 Billion in Seven Months - Jordan News
The Amman Chamber of Industry (ACI) recorded a 14.9% increase in its exports during the first seven months of 2025, signaling a continued upward trend since the beginning of the year. اضافة اعلان According to statistical data obtained by the Jordan News Agency (Petra), the Chamber's exports—based on certificates of origin issued—rose to JOD 4.207 billion, compared to JOD 3.660 billion during the same period in 2024. Sector Performance Eight industrial sub-sectors saw export growth ranging between: 2.5% for pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, and 78% for construction materials. Conversely, exports of: wood and furniture dropped by 8.2%, and packaging, paper, cardboard, and office supplies fell by 7.6%. Top Export Destinations Four countries—India, the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq—accounted for over half of ACI's total exports during this period, with a combined value of JOD 2.421 billion. Country-specific data: India: Exports rose 41.6% to reach JOD 700 million, up from JOD 494 million, making it the top export destination. Saudi Arabia: Increased 8.3% to JOD 492 million, compared to JOD 454 million. Iraq: Grew 1.9% to JOD 535 million, up from JOD 524 million. United States: Declined 9.5% to JOD 694 million, down from JOD 767 million. Other notable growth: Syria: Jumped 363.7%, reaching JOD 181 million vs. JOD 39 million in 2024. Palestine: Rose 9% to JOD 94 million, compared to JOD 86 million. Geographic Distribution Exports by region for the first seven months of 2025: Arab countries: JOD 2 billion Non-Arab Asian countries: JOD 935 million North America: JOD 723 million EU countries: JOD 252 million Non-EU European countries: JOD 135 million African countries: JOD 87 million South America: JOD 37 million Other countries: JOD 32 million Exports by Industrial Sector Breakdown of exports during the 7-month period: Mining industries: JOD 1.024 billion Chemicals & cosmetics: JOD 745 million Engineering, electrical, and IT: JOD 624 million Food, agriculture, and livestock: JOD 567 million Pharmaceuticals & medical supplies: JOD 413 million Leather & garments: JOD 369 million Plastics & rubber: JOD 184 million Packaging & office supplies: JOD 148 million Construction materials: JOD 122 million Wood & furniture: JOD 11 million About the Chamber Founded in 1962, the Amman Chamber of Industry currently includes 8,600 industrial establishments. These companies employ approximately 159,000 workers and operate with a total capital of around JOD 5 billion.
Jordan News
27-07-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
National Exports Grow by 9.2% in First Five Months of 2025 - Jordan News
National Exports Grow by 9.2% in First Five Months of 2025 Jordan's national exports rose by 9.2% during the first five months of 2025, while re-exports increased by 2.3%, compared to the same period in 2024, according to the monthly foreign trade report released by the Department of Statistics. اضافة اعلان The report indicated that total exports rose by 8.5% during the same period. This growth occurred alongside an 8.6% increase in imports, resulting in an 8.6% rise in the trade deficit during the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. The total export value during this period reached 3.938 billion Jordanian dinars, with 3.578 billion dinars from national exports and 360 million dinars from re-exports. Meanwhile, imports totaled 8.135 billion dinars. As a result, the trade deficit (the difference between total exports and imports) reached 4.197 billion dinars in the first five months of 2025, up from 3.865 billion dinars during the same period in 2024. In May 2025 alone, total exports amounted to 901 million dinars, including 826 million dinars in national exports and 75 million dinars in re-exports. Imports for the same month stood at 1.581 billion dinars, resulting in a trade deficit of 680 million dinars for May. Compared to May 2024, total exports increased by 2.4%, with national exports rising 4.8%. However, re-exports fell by 18.5%, and imports decreased by 5.6%, leading to a 14.5% reduction in the trade deficit for the month. Export Coverage Ratio The export-to-import coverage ratio stood at 48% for the first five months of 2025—the same as in the same period in 2024. For May alone, the coverage ratio rose to 57%, up from 53% in May 2024—an improvement of 4 percentage points. Sectors Driving Export Growth The increase in national exports was primarily driven by sectors such as: Apparel and related accessories Nitrogen or chemical fertilizers Pharmaceutical preparations Raw potash These gains helped offset declines in: Precious jewelry Raw phosphate On the imports side, increases were recorded in: Precious jewelry Machinery and mechanical tools Electrical equipment Grains However, decreases in crude oil and derivatives and vehicles and motorcycles helped curb the overall rise in imports. Key Trade Partners Jordan's national exports rose to several key regions and countries, including: Greater Arab Free Trade Area countries (notably Saudi Arabia) North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) countries, including the United States Non-Arab Asian countries, such as India European Union countries, including Italy Imports also increased from the same regions and partners, particularly: Saudi Arabia The United States China Italy This data reflects broader trends in Jordan's trade landscape and underscores the country's growing engagement with key global and regional markets.
Jordan News
05-07-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Amman Chamber of Industry Exports Surpass 3 Billion Dinars in First Half of 2025 - Jordan News
Amman Chamber of Industry Exports Surpass 3 Billion Dinars in First Half of 2025 Exports from the Amman Chamber of Industry exceeded the 3-billion-dinar mark during the first half of this year, driven by the high quality and competitiveness of its products in international markets. اضافة اعلان According to periodic statistical data issued by the Chamber, the exports rose by 12.3% during the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, based on certificates of origin issued by the Chamber. The data obtained by the Jordan News Agency (Petra) shows that exports reached JD 3.467 billion in the first half of 2025, compared to JD 3.086 billion during the same period last year. Seven sub-sectors recorded an increase in exports, with growth rates ranging from 1% in plastic and rubber industries to 73.4% in construction materials. Conversely, exports from three other sectors declined: engineering, electrical, and IT industries by 1.7%, packaging and paper/cardboard/stationery by 7.2%, and wood and furniture by 13.6%. Four countries—India, the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq—accounted for more than half of the Chamber's total exports during the first half of the year, with a combined value of JD 1.988 billion. Exports to India increased by 27%, reaching approximately JD 533 million compared to JD 419 million in the same period last year. Exports to Saudi Arabia rose by 7.4%, totaling about JD 418 million, up from JD 388 million. Exports to Iraq increased by 2.6%, reaching around JD 451 million, compared to JD 439 million. Meanwhile, exports to the United States declined by 7.8%, totaling JD 586 million, down from JD 635 million, yet the U.S. remained among the top importers of Amman's industrial exports. The data also revealed a 366.3% surge in exports to Syria, reaching JD 154 million, up from JD 33 million in the first half of 2024. Exports to Palestine rose by 15.1%, amounting to JD 82 million, compared to JD 71 million last year. In terms of geographic distribution during the first half of 2025: Arab countries led with JD 1.698 billion, Non-Arab Asian countries followed with JD 738 million, North American countries JD 609 million. Exports to other regions were as follows: EU countries: JD 193 million Non-EU European countries: JD 94 million African countries: JD 85 million South American countries: JD 52 million Other countries: JD 30 million Exports were distributed across various industrial sectors: Mining industries: JD 809 million Chemical and cosmetics industries: JD 617 million Engineering, electrical, and IT: JD 508 million Food, agricultural, and livestock industries: JD 485 million Medical and healthcare supplies: JD 360 million Leather and garments: JD 304 million Plastic and rubber industries: JD 152 million Packaging, paper, and stationery: JD 122 million Construction materials: JD 102 million Wood and furniture: JD 9 million Founded in 1962, the Amman Chamber of Industry currently includes 8,600 industrial enterprises, employing 159,000 workers with a total capital of approximately JD 5 billion. — (Petra)
Dubai Eye
12-06-2025
- Business
- Dubai Eye
Abu Dhabi hotels generate AED 611 million in March revenue
Abu Dhabi's hospitality sector continues to thrive, with hotel revenues hitting AED 611 million in March 2025. That's according to preliminary figures from the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, in coordination with the Statistics Centre. Room bookings brought in AED 345 million, food and beverage services added AED 228 million, and other sources contributed AED 38 million. The emirate welcomed around 417,000 hotel guests in March, reflecting its growing global appeal. In total, 171 hotel establishments with over 34,000 rooms were in operation, recording more than 1.2 million guest nights and an average occupancy rate of 69 per cent. The average revenue per available room reached AED 486. Non-Arab Asian visitors topped international arrivals with 152,000 guests, followed by 123,000 from Europe. UAE nationals made up 58,000 of the stays, further highlighting Abu Dhabi's growing appeal across diverse markets.
Jordan News
03-06-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
JD 2.849 Billion – Amman's Industrial Exports in First Five Months of 2025 - Jordan News
Amman Chamber of Industry exports continued their upward momentum in 2025, reflecting the resilience of Jordanian industry in overcoming challenges and expanding its presence in export markets. اضافة اعلان During the first five months of 2025, the Chamber's exports grew by 12.2% compared to the same period in 2024, reaching JD 2.849 billion, up from JD 2.540 billion. Sector Performance Most industrial sectors experienced export growth during this period, with the exception of: Wood, furniture: ↓ 14% Packaging, paper, office supplies: ↓ 9.2% On the other hand, exports of eight other sub-sectors increased, led by: Construction materials: ↑ 86.7% (highest) Engineering, electrical, IT: ↑ 0.5% (lowest) Top Export Destinations India, the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq accounted for over JD 1.635 billion, more than half of the total exports. India: ↑ 14.7% to JD 395 million Saudi Arabia: ↑ 7.2% to JD 352 million Iraq: ↑ 4.8% to JD 381 million United States: ↓ 5.1% to JD 507 million (still the top importer) Notably, exports to: Syria: ↑ 302.1% to JD 114 million (from JD 28 million in 2024) Palestine: ↑ 21% to JD 69 million Geographic Distribution Arab countries: JD 1.396 billion Non-Arab Asian countries: JD 566 million North America: JD 528 million European Union: JD 148 million Africa: JD 82 million Non-EU Europe: JD 79 million South America: JD 20 million Other countries: JD 27 million Sector Breakdown (First Five Months of 2025) Mining industries: JD 610 million Chemicals & cosmetics: JD 532 million Engineering, electrical & IT: JD 444 million Food, agriculture & livestock: JD 417 million Medical & healthcare: JD 273 million Textiles & leather: JD 247 million Plastics & rubber: JD 130 million Packaging & office supplies: JD 102 million Construction materials: JD 87 million Wood & furniture: JD 8 million Founded in 1962, the Amman Chamber of Industry currently includes 8,600 industrial establishments, employing around 159,000 workers, with total capital reaching JD 5 billion.
