Amman: 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.

According to Qatar News Agency, 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.