Amman, September 30 (QNA) – Jordan’s economy recorded a real GDP growth rate of 2.8% during the second quarter of 2025, up from 2.4% in the same period of 2024 — representing a relative increase of nearly 17% in the growth rate year-on-year, according to data released by the Jordanian Department of Statistics.
The data showed that the growth spanned various economic sectors, with agriculture leading the way at a notable growth rate of 8.6%.
The manufacturing sector followed with a growth rate of 5%, while the electricity and water sector grew by 4.9%, and the social and personal services sector recorded a 4% increase.
The transport, storage, and communications sector also posted a strong performance, playing a significant role in supporting economic growth during the quarter.
In terms of contribution to GDP, the finance, insurance, and real estate sector topped the list with an 18.3% share, followed closely by the manufacturing sector at 18.2%. Government services contributed 12.6%, while the wholesale and retail trade, hotels, and restaurants sector accounted for 9.5%, and the transport, storage, and communications sector contributed 9%.
These figures reflect a notable improvement in Jordan’s economic performance, amid ongoing efforts to support growth and enhance the business environment across the Kingdom’s productive and service sectors. (QNA)
