AMMAN — The industrial exports grew significantly in 2025, rising by 10.2 per cent due to increased demand for its products in international markets.

 

According to an analytical report by the Jordan Chamber of Industry (JCI) monitored on Wednesday by the Jordan News Agency, Petra, industrial exports reached JD 8.89 billion in 2025, up from JD 8.07 billion in 2024.

 

The JCI said in a report prepared by its Studies and Policies Department that the growth reflects the continued momentum of the industrial sector in supporting national exports and enhancing the presence of Jordanian products in global markets, despite regional challenges.

 

The JCI noted that the increase also reflects the expanding reach of Jordanian industrial products in international markets, with exports reaching nearly 150 countries worldwide, and recording notable growth in both traditional and non-traditional markets.

 

A number of "key" markets played a central role in driving industrial export growth in 2025, with Syria topping the list of countries showing the largest increase.

 

Exports to Syria rose by JD197 million, reaching JD252 million compared with JD55 million in 2024, a growth rate of 355 per cent, reflecting the recovery of trade activity and the renewed demand for several Jordanian industrial products.

 

The chamber emphasised that the geographic expansion of industrial exports reflects the success of efforts to diversify export markets and reduce reliance on a limited number of destinations, with export growth now driven by a mix of traditional regional markets as well as European, Asian and African markets, Petra, reported.