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Jordan king meets economists, says national workshops should lead to economic roadmap

  • He noted that the roadmap should outline the way to guarantee sustainable comprehensive development and provide economic opportunities
  • The King also pointed to the importance of the participation of all segments of society and economic sectors, in order to expand dialogue and participation

King Abdullah on Sunday reiterated that improving the economic outlook, and developing projects and ideas that accelerate growth and create jobs are priorities over the coming period.

During a telepresence meeting with a number of key economic figures – attended also by Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II – King Abdullah said the desired outcome of the upcoming national workshops is a comprehensive roadmap for the economy for the coming years.

He noted that the roadmap should outline the way to guarantee sustainable comprehensive development, provide economic opportunities, and improve the quality of services, in parallel with the political and administrative reform tracks.

The King also pointed to the importance of the participation of all segments of society and economic sectors, in order to expand dialogue and participation.

He called for capitalizing on the great potential and advantages that Jordan offers, especially in the fields of mining, energy, renewable energy, information technology, tourism, healthcare, agriculture, and creative industries, stressing the need to build on previous achievements.

The attendees presented a number of ideas and suggestions that can improve Jordan’s economic performance, calling for enacting quick short-term reforms, in parallel with developing a roadmap for the medium and long terms to enhance economic growth and attract national and foreign investments.

Attendees also highlighted promising sectors that could attract investments to enhance Jordan’s competitiveness, including advanced technology and industry, pointing to the opportunities that regional integration could offer.

They highlighted the importance of legislative stability in attracting investments, underlining the role of mega projects in accelerating economic growth.