To realise this vision, Jordan is focusing on boosting exports, attracting investment, addressing challenges in the private sector, and streamlining administrative procedures — through 366 initiatives across 35 sectors. In its relations with Viet Nam, Jordan has consistently valued the potential for cooperation in many areas, and ties between the two countries are developing increasingly well.
Viet Nam is an important partner of Jordan in Southeast Asia, and Jordan is ready to serve as a gateway for Vietnamese goods to access the Middle East market. The two countries have strong potential to learn from and share experience with each other, including in key areas to help both sides respond to global challenges — most notably agriculture, technology, and the development of the Halal industry.
Viet Nam is an important partner of Jordan in Southeast Asia, and Jordan is ready to serve as a gateway for Vietnamese goods to access the Middle East market.
Two-way trade turnover in 2025 reached 236.871 million USD. Of this, Viet Nam’s exports totalled 231.316 million USD, mainly agricultural and seafood products, electronics and components, fabrics, chemical products, textiles and garments, wood products, plastic products, and equipment, tools and spare parts. Viet Nam’s main imports included chemicals, fertilisers, and gemstones.
In terms of investment, as of the end of September 2025, Jordan had five valid investment projects in Viet Nam with total registered capital of 1 million USD, ranking 108th out of 153 countries and territories investing in Viet Nam.
Viet Nam and Jordan have been working to make breakthroughs across all areas of cooperation since King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein’s official visit to Viet Nam in November last year.
In the economic sphere, the two countries’ leaders agreed to facilitate market access for each other’s key products, and encouraged businesses in both countries to explore opportunities for cooperation and investment —especially in infrastructure development, the green economy, the digital economy, telecommunications, manufacturing, and agricultural processin while promoting linkages between the two countries’ start-up and innovation ecosystems.
Viet Nam stands ready to expand exports of its key strengths to Jordan. Jordan is ready to support Viet Nam’s Halal industry by sharing information and experience on Halal, including Halal certification, and by opening its market to Viet Nam’s Halal products.
In education and training, the two sides agreed to step up student exchanges and academic exchanges, particularly in emerging fields such as science and technology, artificial intelligence, and semiconductors, affirming that this is a highly promising area that can open up opportunities for young people in both countries.
Viet Nam and Jordan regard each other as important partners in traditional sectors such as agricultural and seafood products, electronics, and consumer goods. While Viet Nam sees Jordan as a gateway to the Middle East market, Jordan pays special attention to cooperation with Viet Nam in agriculture, food security, investment attraction, tourism, science and technology, and Halal. Jordan in particular, and the Middle East market in general, is a promising region for Vietnamese businesses.
According to Fathi AlJaghbeer, President of the Jordan and Amman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, now the current moment is conductive to deepening economic cooperation between the two countries by further expanding trade, promoting the establishment of joint ventures, and building new supply chains that connect the industries of both countries in both directions. This strategic orientation would enable the two sides not only to trade goods, but also to link industrial capabilities, and participate more deeply in regional and global value chains.
President Fathi Al-Jaghbeer affirmed that the Jordan and Amman Chamber of Commerce and Industry is always ready to coordinate with the Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) to build cooperation between businesses in the two countries, helping to create a bridge of trust and investment-based collaboration.
