Amman, June 8 (Petra) -- The Amman Vision for Investment and Development has unveiled its ninth package of investment opportunities, introducing a new set of land plots designated for commercial, recreational, tourism, sports, and industrial projects across the capital.
The company, which serves as the investment and development arm of Greater Amman Municipality, continues to play a central role in transforming municipal land assets into development opportunities through partnerships with the private sector.
Since its establishment, Amman Vision has delivered 68 projects with a total investment value of around JD 470 million, covering approximately 700,000 square meters of developed land.
Its active portfolio spans healthcare, commercial, and entertainment sectors. Among its flagship developments is the "Kingdom for Healthcare and Medical Education" project, implemented in partnership with the Saudi Jordanian Investment Fund (SJIF) currently under construction on a 180,000-square-meter site with an investment value of JD 280 million.
Another key project is the "Jah Medical Center" in the Al-Yasmeen area, a multi-specialty healthcare facility covering 29,000 square meters with investments exceeding JD15 million.
The company is also advancing several lifestyle-focused developments, including family entertainment destinations, adventure tourism projects, and sports academies in various locations across Amman.
In parallel, it is supporting the transition toward sustainable mobility through the rollout of electric vehicle charging stations as part of the "Amman Smart City" initiative under the municipality’s 2022–2026 strategic plan.
Amman Vision is additionally managing major infrastructure tenders, including a new Amman slaughterhouse project and a smart parking system, both structured under public-private partnership models aimed at improving service efficiency.
To expand regional cooperation, the company has signed agreements and memoranda of understanding with Saudi Arabia’s Sumou Holding to develop real estate and urban projects in Amman valued at around JD 35 million, supporting efforts to attract quality investment and drive urban growth.
The company invited investors to learn more through its official website: www.ammanvision.jo.
//Petra//WH
