- Jordanian-European meeting in Brussels on Monday preparing for an investment conference at the Dead Sea on April 21
- April 21-22.. Date of the Jordanian-European investment conference at the Dead Sea
- The meeting will showcase European financial instruments valued at 1.4 billion euros as guarantees to mobilize investments in Jordan
- The investment conference will focus on the sectors of water, energy, digitization, regional connectivity, transport, and logistics
Khaberni - The Jordanian Mission to the European Union, next Monday, will organize a high-level dialogue session to highlight the investment environment and advantages in Jordan, at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, in preparation for holding the Jordanian-European investment conference at the Dead Sea on April 21–22, 2026.
This event is held in cooperation with the Directorate-General for the Middle East and North Africa at the European Commission (DG MENA), within the framework of the strategic and comprehensive partnership between the European Union and Jordan.
The dialogue session comes in preparation for the first investment conference between Jordan and the European Union at the Dead Sea, which will be launched under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II and in the presence of the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
The dialogue session will bring together the European Commissioner for Mediterranean Affairs Dubravka Šuica, along with a high-level Jordanian ministerial delegation, European business associations, European financial institutions, and representatives of companies and the private sector.
The event aims to acquaint European investors, before the conference, with the financial instruments of the European Union, which will provide financial support valued at 1.4 billion euros as guarantees to encourage and mobilize European investments in Jordan.
The discussions will focus on investment opportunities in priority sectors, including water, energy, digitization and technology, regional connectivity, transport and logistics, as well as high-value industries like critical minerals, fertilizers, food manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries.
