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​The Jordanian government completed 16 projects under its executive program for the Economic Modernization Vision (2026–2029) by the end of the first half of the current year, out of a total of 394 projects, representing 4.1% of all listed projects.
​According to progress tracking data, 343 projects are currently under implementation, accounting for the vast majority of the program at 87.1%, while 30 projects have not yet been initiated, representing 7.6%.
​The tracking data also indicated that five projects are behind schedule, representing approximately 1.2% of the total projects.
​Under the "Jordan as a Global Destination" engine, the government completed one priority, is actively implementing 26 priorities, and has yet to start work on a single priority. Meanwhile, under the "Investment" engine, it completed three priorities, is executing 10 ongoing priorities, and has not yet initiated one priority.
​Under the "Future Services" engine, the government accomplished seven priorities, is working on 105 ongoing priorities, and has not yet started 13 priorities. Under the "Entrepreneurship and Innovation" engine, the government is executing 49 ongoing priorities and has yet to begin five priorities, while carrying out 64 ongoing priorities under the "High-Value Industries" engine, with five priorities yet to start.
​The government completed four priorities under the "Quality of Life" engine while working on 67 ongoing priorities, with four priorities not yet started. In the "Sustainable Resources" engine, the government is executing 35 ongoing priorities, completed one, and has not yet started two. Furthermore, it is implementing 31 priorities under the "Sustainable Environment" engine, with three priorities remaining to be started.
​In the 2026 General Budget Draft Law, the government allocated approximately 396 million JOD to execute the Economic Modernization Vision programs, whose implementation plans have been underway since their launch in late 2022.
​Source: Rum Online News Agency