Jordan's Hidden Path to Global Recognition
The article reviews the efforts and developments in the cultivation and manufacturing of Majhool dates in Jordan. It is considered one of the high-quality date varieties, thanks to the suitable climatic environment of the Jordan Valley, which has contributed to the successful date industry there. It is noted that Jordan has about one million date palms, more than 85% of which are of the Majhool variety. The sector provides over 10,000 jobs and exports approximately 65% of its production to foreign markets, particularly European and Arab countries, with an annual value close to 60 million Jordanian dinars. The article also highlights the use of artificial intelligence technologies in sorting and grading processes, signaling a shift in the sector towards reliance on modern technology. Despite challenges such as water scarcity, labor costs, and unplanned expansion, the date industry remains a vital source of income and economic development in the region.
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