Jordan’s Amman Chamber of Industry has launched a pioneering digital platform enabling factories to exchange industrial waste as raw materials, advancing circular economy principles and sustainability. Supported by GIZ and BMZ, the platform fosters cost savings, environmental protection, and industrial innovation through enhanced collaboration.
Jordan Source and IFC hosted a three-day tour for global tech leaders to showcase Jordan’s growing digital economy and outsourcing capabilities. Featuring industry panels, site visits, and cultural experiences, the event highlighted Jordan’s innovation ecosystem, skilled talent, and strategic role in regional technology and fintech growth.
DAMAMAX and Kalaam Telecom have teamed up to provide comprehensive cloud-based communication services to Jordanian businesses, enhancing digital infrastructure and supporting scalable enterprise connectivity through solutions like SD-WAN, UCaaS, and CCaaS.
Jordan has shown impressive progress in innovation, inclusiveness, sustainability, and resilience, according to the 2025 first-quarter report. The government has launched initiatives to boost employment, digital inclusion, and infrastructure development while fostering economic growth, including significant strides in healthcare and tourism, alongside improved business activity and capital investments.
Jordan and Kazakhstan are exploring a strategic partnership in digital innovation and the aviation industry. The Kazakh delegation, led by ministers from Kazakhstan, held discussions with Jordanian institutions on collaboration in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, space technologies, and UAV solutions, emphasizing bilateral cooperation to boost economic and technological growth.
Huawei hosted the closing ceremony of the 2024–2025 Regional Final of the Huawei ICT Competition in Amman, Jordan. The event celebrated student achievements, highlighted the importance of academia-industry collaboration, and announced three Jordanian students advancing to the Global Final in China. Huawei reaffirmed its commitment to supporting digital talent.
Jordan’s Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) has announced the successful completion of initial tests for the country’s new mobile emergency alert system. Zain Jordan will conduct the first live test this Sunday, followed by other carriers. The system aims to enhance emergency response and improve public communication during crises.
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.
