AMMAN — The government has completed 34 of the 395 projects included in the 2026–2029 executive programme of the Economic Modernisation Vision by the end of the third quarter of 2026, accounting for 9 per cent of the total, according to an official report.

 

A further 332 projects, or 84 per cent, are currently under implementation and are expected to be completed within their scheduled timelines, according to the Government Performance and Achievement Follow-up Unit at the Prime Ministry, as reported by Al Mamlaka.

 

The report said that eight projects, representing 2 per cent of the total, are facing delays due to technical and procedural challenges, with efforts under way to bring them back on track.

 

Meanwhile, implementation has yet to begin on 21 projects, accounting for 5 per cent of the programme, as their scheduled start dates have not yet arrived.

 

The third-quarter report reviews key achievements across the eight growth engines of the Economic Modernisation Vision, as well as progress in implementing the programme's 395 projects over its four-year period.

 

The projects are designed to boost economic growth, stimulate investment, improve service quality and strengthen the competitiveness of the national economy, the report said.

 

They also seek to accelerate project implementation, complete the necessary legislative, regulatory and procedural requirements, and enhance coordination among government institutions and relevant partners.

 

The report's publication reflects the government's commitment to advancing the Economic Modernisation Vision through an institutional framework centred on monitoring, performance measurement and impact assessment, while ensuring transparency regarding implementation progress and efforts to strengthen Jordan's regional and international competitiveness, Al Mamlaka said.