In early 2025, Jordan’s mobile device imports dropped to 259,000 units but rose in value to JD26 million, reflecting a shift towards higher-value and premium-brand devices. Global inflation and shipping costs contributed to this trend. 2024 saw a positive shift with a 13.7% increase in import values.
Jordan’s Minister of Digital Economy, Sami Smeirat, attended MWC 2025 in Barcelona to strengthen partnerships in digital transformation, AI, and 5G. The Kingdom aims to enhance its position as a regional tech hub, attract investment, and create job opportunities, fostering innovation and supporting startups and entrepreneurs in Jordan.
Jordan’s internet and social media usage have seen significant growth in 2025, with 10.7 million internet users and 6.45 million social media users. YouTube remains the most popular platform, while LinkedIn experienced strong growth. This digital expansion emphasizes the need for enhanced infrastructure to support the national digital economy.
The Jordan Maritime Commission (JMC) signed 16 agreements in 2024 to issue IMO-compliant safety certificates, enhancing maritime operations. The JMC also introduced digital services, reducing ship entry permit processing time, and signed an MoU with the UAE on mutual recognition of maritime certificates. The maritime sector continues to evolve with digital initiatives.
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The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) in Jordan transferred JD175 million to the Treasury in 2024. The report also highlighted the processing of 18,715 customs declarations and the issuance of 3,415 type approvals for telecommunications equipment. Jordan ranked 83rd in mobile internet speeds and 34th in fixed internet speeds.
Jordan’s tablet imports reached JD45 million in 2024, with around 464,000 units entering the market. This marks a significant increase from 2023’s imports of 310,000 units, reflecting fluctuating demand. The data, based on certified customs documents, offers insights into the trends in Jordan’s consumer electronics market.
Jordan will host the ITU Regional Development Forum for Arab States and a preparatory meeting for the World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC). These events aim to foster cooperation and address regional challenges in ICT development, highlighting Jordan’s role in promoting collaboration within the telecommunications sector.
Orange Foundation and Terre des hommes (Tdh) have partnered to open two new Women’s Digital Centers in Jordan, expanding the initiative to more governorates. These centers will offer training in digital skills, entrepreneurship, and mental health, empowering women to build a better future for themselves and their communities.
