Khaberni - Preliminary balance of payments data showed that investment inflows into the kingdom during the first three quarters of 2025 amounted to approximately 1,525.5 million dollars, compared with 1,194.5 million dollars during the same period in 2024, achieving a growth of 27.7%
Arab countries accounted for 62.0% of these flows, led by the Gulf Cooperation Council countries with 29.4%, where Saudi Arabia ranked first with 18.8%, followed by Kuwait (4.1%), and then the United Arab Emirates (3.7%). Other Arab countries saw Iraq in the leading position with 11.5%
European countries constituted 13.6% of the foreign direct investment inflows to the kingdom during the first three quarters of 2025, of which 9.4% came from European Union countries and2.9% from the United Kingdom.
The United States contributed to these inflows by (3.1%), while non-Arab Asian countries contributed 2.3% of the total inflows. India led these countries with a share of 1.5% and China with 0.3%.
In terms of distribution of foreign direct investment by economic activity during the first three quarters of 2025, the "Finance and Insurance" sector captured 34.4% of these flows, followed by "Manufacturing" activities (10.7%), then "Transport and Storage" and "Real Estate Activities" (7.4%) each, and finally "Mining and Quarrying" activities (7.3%) of total inflows.
Furthermore, non-Jordanian individual investments in land and real estate amounted to 202.8 million dollars, contributing 13.3% of the total foreign direct investment inflows to the kingdom during the first three quarters of 2025.
