Jordan’s industrial exports reached a record high of nearly JD8.9 billion in 2025, marking a significant increase from JD4.7 billion recorded in 2020. Official data indicates that the industrial sector served as a primary driver of national output, accounting for 40 percent of Jordan’s economic growth throughout 2025.
The industrial sector’s performance in 2025 shows a period of sustained development for the country’s manufacturing and production capabilities. As exports climbed from the JD4.7 billion level seen in 2020 to the current record of nearly JD8.9 billion, the sector solidified its position as a pillar of the national economy. The contribution of 40 percent to the nation’s economic growth in 2025 notes the reliance of the broader financial landscape on industrial output. This expansion reflects the output capacity of factories and production facilities operating within the borders of Jordan.
The Rakhaa Businessmen Association, which was established in Amman in 1996, continues to operate within this expanding commercial environment. The association maintains its headquarters in the capital city, where it has functioned for nearly three decades. By providing a platform for coordination among private sector entities, the organization remains a fixture in the industrial community.
Rasmi Mallah, the Chair of the Rakhaa Businessmen Association, described the organization’s role in supporting private sector development as "effective." According to Rasmi Mallah, the association focuses on facilitating the interests of business leaders who contribute to the industrial landscape. The work performed by the Rakhaa Businessmen Association involves navigating the changing requirements of the market, particularly as national exports reached the JD8.9 billion mark in 2025.
The growth from JD4.7 billion in 2020 to the current record high of nearly JD8.9 billion has been monitored closely by stakeholders within the Rakhaa Businessmen Association. Because the industrial sector accounted for 40 percent of Jordan’s economic growth in 2025, the activities of the association are closely linked to the overall health of the industrial sector. Rasmi Mallah noted that the association’s long-standing presence in Amman, dating back to 1996, has allowed it to build a network that supports the current industrial trajectory.
This industrial progression represents a shift in the scale of output compared to the 2020 baseline of JD4.7 billion. The 40 percent contribution to 2025 economic growth serves as a metric for the sector's influence on the national economy. The Rakhaa Businessmen Association, led by Rasmi Mallah, continues to advocate for the needs of its members as they participate in this export-driven environment. Since its founding in Amman in 1996, the association has sought to maintain an "effective" presence, ensuring that the private sector remains aligned with the broader industrial goals of Jordan. As the sector moves forward from the record-setting performance of 2025, the role of established organizations remains a focal point for understanding the industrial landscape.
