Political and economic stability relative to the wider region
Jordan
Jordan offers citizenship by investment at a higher entry point than most, in one of the more stable states in the Middle East.
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Why Jordan?
Amman is a functioning regional commercial centre, and Jordan's stability in a difficult neighbourhood is the substance of its offer. Petra and the Dead Sea carry the tourism economy. The Aqaba Special Economic Zone carries the business incentives.
A tourism sector built on sites of genuine international significance
The Aqaba Special Economic Zone, with defined incentives for international business
Water as national strategy
Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, and the Aqaba-Amman desalination project is a serious long-term response rather than a gesture.
Solar and wind at scale
Jordan has built significant renewable capacity, using the natural advantage of its geography to reduce import dependence and position itself regionally.
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