AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoJordan’s Currency Watch: Jordan Chamber of Commerce says strong demand for the Jordanian dinar is rising at exchange companies, driven by faster economic activity, export momentum, and higher remittances; officials also expect more activity as expatriates return and Gulf tourists arrive, supporting foreign-currency reserves. Jobs & Green Finance: The Jordan Loan Guarantee Corporation launched two new guarantee programmes—“Guarantee for Employment” (funded by Germany’s KfW with €25m) and “Green Finance Guarantee” (backed by the Central Bank and GIZ)—to expand SME access to credit and support job creation and energy/environment projects. Public Finance Update: Jordan’s government borrowed JD2.075bn via Treasury bonds and bills in the first five months of 2026, while also settling JD1.250bn in outstanding debts. Energy & Resources: Jordan announced proven uranium reserves of about 42,000 tons, enough for nuclear energy needs for up to 80 years, as it moves toward processing and added-value production. Regional Solidarity: Jordan’s Foreign Ministry and Deputy PM Ayman Safadi sent condolences to Venezuela after deadly earthquakes, pledging readiness to support relief efforts.
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