The EBRD forecasts 2.3% growth for Jordan’s economy in 2025, driven by reduced regional conflicts, the reopening of the Syrian market, and a rebound in tourism and foreign investment. Growth could reach 2.6% in 2026, with a more stable business environment. However, ongoing uncertainty over US foreign aid and trade policy could limit higher growth. In 2024, Jordan’s economy slowed, with 2.3% growth from January to September.