To capitalize on investment opportunities in Jordan worth €21 billion, the Arab Chamber of Commerce in Brussels announces an economic mission comprising business leaders and senior officials from Belgian and Luxembourg companies.

Brussels: Europe and the Arabs

Within the framework of the Jordan-EU Investment Conference, the Luxembourg-Belgium Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ABLCC) is pleased to organize an economic mission to Jordan (November 15-20, 2026) – in cooperation with the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Brussels, the Belgian Embassy in Amman, and the Jordan Chamber of Commerce – for Belgian and Luxembourg companies to meet with representatives of the Jordanian public and private sectors, as well as other trade delegations participating in the conference. According to a statement issued in Brussels by the headquarters of the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, a copy of which we received, the volume of investment opportunities available in Jordan is estimated at more than €21 billion, including signed deals worth over €8 billion, with more than €13 billion still available for bidding.

On November 19, 2026, the Jordan-EU Investment Conference will present investment opportunities in the energy, water, digital technology, manufacturing, tourism, and logistics sectors. The conference is held under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania. Under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II and with the participation of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, this conference can be your gateway to a promising regional growth hub.

Starting November 16, 2026, we are offering a small Belgian-Luxembourg delegation the opportunity to network with Jordanian private sector companies and ministers, the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, EU institutions, and other trade delegations.

The statement issued by the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce added: By participating in our mission, you will benefit from:
Bilateral meetings with key players in the Jordanian private sector through the Jordan Chamber of Commerce.

Bilateral meetings with diverse trade delegations from various participating countries.

Governmental meetings with Jordanian ministers and EU institutions.

Investment opportunities in tangible projects and public-private partnerships in strategic sectors.

In late January, the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Brussels, in cooperation with the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Brussels Chamber of Commerce (BECI), organized a high-level economic seminar on business and partnership opportunities in Jordan. The seminar was held in Brussels.

In statements to the "Europe and the Arabs" website, Mr. Qaisar Hijazin, Secretary-General of the Arab-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, said that Jordan is an important trading partner for Belgium and the European Union in general. This seminar came after the partnership between the Jordanian and European sides was elevated to a comprehensive strategic partnership. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, visited Jordan and met with His Majesty King Abdullah. An agreement was reached to hold a comprehensive conference to stimulate investment in Jordan. Accordingly, it was agreed that a number of Jordanian ministers would undertake a European tour to encourage European institutions to contribute to this comprehensive conference, given Jordan's importance, its strategic location, security, stability, and good relations with various countries around the world. We at the Arab-Belgian Chamber of Commerce are at the forefront of this discussion. Our interest is to strengthen relations between Belgium and the European Union on the one hand, and all Arab countries without exception on the other.” According to the Arab-Belgian Chamber of Commerce, this seminar included a high-level Jordanian delegation, including the Minister of Industry, the Minister of Planning, and the Minister of Investment, and provided an opportunity to present the Jordanian investment agenda and its priority projects, within the context of the European Union’s financial instruments supporting the achievement of the investment goal specified in the comprehensive strategic partnership.

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