Jordanian Economy

Jordan's economy is small and faces challenges like limited natural resources, especially water and oil, making it highly dependent on imports and foreign aid. It has a developing industrial sector, including pharmaceuticals, textiles, and tourism, which is vital for growth. The country also benefits from remittances and investments. Economic issues include unemployment and public debt, partly due to regional instability and refugee inflows from neighboring conflicts. Despite these challenges, Jordan has a resilient economy, focusing on reforms, entrepreneurship, and regional trade to expand opportunities and improve living standards.