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Amman Exports Surge, Terror Laws Under Review
Jordan sees a rise in exports from Amman and considers revising anti-terror laws after a recent attack.
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Business conditions in Jordan are mixed. Amman's export growth and increased food exports are positive, but the review of anti-terror laws indicates potential legal changes.
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In this briefing Amman Chamber of Commerce · Jordanian food manufacturing sector · Jordanian Senate
Trade
Amman Chamber Exports Rise by 20.9%
The Amman Chamber of Commerce reported a 20.9% increase in the value of certificates of origin issued for exports over the past ten months, according to Jordan Zad. This rise reflects increased trade activity with both Arab and foreign countries, indicating a robust performance in Jordan's export sector.
Impact Exporters in Amman benefit from a 20.9% increase in trade activity.
Sources: Jordan Zad ↗
Jordan's Food Exports Increase by 16.3%
Jordan's food manufacturing sector recorded a 16.3% increase in exports during the first eight months of 2026, as reported by Jordan News. This growth is attributed to rising international demand and expansion into new markets, enhancing the production capacity and competitiveness of Jordanian food industries.
Impact Food manufacturers in Jordan see a 16.3% rise in export demand.
Sources: Jordan News ↗
Politics
Jordan Reviews Anti-Terror Laws After Attack
Members of Jordan's Senate have called for a comprehensive review of the country's anti-terrorism and penal laws following a recent terrorist incident in Amman, which resulted in the death of a public security officer and injury to another, according to Hala Akhbar. The review aims to address overlaps and contradictions in the current legal framework.
Impact Legal professionals and security agencies face potential changes in anti-terrorism and penal laws.
Sources: Hala Akhbar ↗
Nothing significant reported today in Regulation · Disruption · Internal tension · Safety & health · Companies · Markets.
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