Jordan Report
MarcoPolis presents the Jordan Report focused on investments, doing business, economy and other pertinent topics, including in-depth interviews with prominent executives and government figures. Explored sectors include industry, telecommunications, banking, ICT, investments, and more.
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Top Interviews
Top Exporter of Rock Phosphate in the World: Jordan Phosphate Mines Company
“We are considered worldwide number two in exporting rock phosphate and most of our markets are in South East Asia and the Far East. We don’t export locally or to this region so we are not affected by what is happening in our surrounding region.”
Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT): Aqaba As the Top Cargo Gateway to the Levant
“We are very strategically placed to serve the Levant area in the region and are working tirelessly to develop the most efficient transportation system of the region, from Aqaba to Amman and beyond, towards the borders.”
Zumot Wines: “Jordanian Wines Have Great Potential, They Reflect the Nature of Jordan”
“My father always believed that this country could produce one of the greatest wines in the world. I don’t think he is mistaken.”
Petra Authority: “We Don’t Want Petra to Be a Mass Tourism Destination but an Experience of Culture”
“We want it to be a unique experience because Petra is a unique place, there is no other place like Petra in the world and so that is why we want the uniqueness reflected in the experience of Petra.”
Specialty Hospital, Jordan’s Top Hospital for Medical Tourism
In 2014, Jordan received more than 250,000 patients from abroad and was awarded The Best Medical Tourism Destination of the year 2014 by the International Medical Travel Journal.
Jordan’s Solar Energy Has A Bright Future, says Hanania Energy
Jordan’s aim is to ensure that Renewable Energy Services will increase their contribution to the total energy mix, thereby reaching 10% by 2020.
Pharmaceuticals in Jordan
We export around 80% of our production, and 20% of our production is for the local market. We export to around 16 markets abroad.
Development Zones in Jordan
As the economy grows there is the potential to develop new zones in the country but there are also regional interests that we see from other investors worldwide.
Five Star Hotels in Jordan
We are seeing about 40% growth in receipts and 30-35% in tourist arrivals. By any standard we are probably witnessing a year of boom rather than doom, and we are very optimistic.