Amman, Apr. 2 (Petra)-- The government, in coordination with the European Union, has decided to postpone the Jordan–EU Investment Conference to the end of 2026.

The decision comes in light of logistical challenges stemming from ongoing regional developments, which may limit the ability of several key partners and participants to travel and engage effectively in the conference proceedings.

Both the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the European Union reaffirmed the depth of their long-standing and close partnership, as well as their shared commitment to further strengthening economic and trade cooperation.

The two sides also renewed their pledge to deepen collaboration between their business communities and to boost European investments in Jordan, highlighting the Kingdom’s position as a stable and open investment destination with a strategic location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Building on the positive momentum generated by recent Jordanian ministerial promotional tours across Europe, both parties will continue to enhance coordination in the coming period and work closely with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the conference is held before the end of 2026.

//Petra// MF