Oman-Jordan $100M investment company
Analysis based on 11 articles · First reported Jul 08, 2026 · Last updated Jul 08, 2026
The joint venture signals increased bilateral investment and economic cooperation between Oman and Jordan, potentially boosting investor confidence in both countries. The focus on diversified sectors may attract further foreign direct investment and support economic diversification efforts under Oman Vision 2040.
Oman — Oman Investment Authority (OIA) and Jordan's United States — Social Security Administration (SSIF) signed an agreement to establish the Jordanian-Omani Investment Company with a capital of 38.5 million Oman — Omani rials (approximately $100 million), equally owned by both parties. The company will invest in strategic sectors including telecommunications, information technology, agriculture, food security, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, energy, mining, tourism, and logistics. The partnership aims to enhance economic diversification, stimulate local markets, and generate added value. It builds on OIA's previous partnerships with Qatar, Turkiye, China, and others. The World Bank Group recently approved a $700 million loan to Jordan to support private investment and job creation.
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