Jordan's public debt surpasses 50 billion dinars
Jordan's public debt has risen to over 50 billion dinars for the first time, reaching approximately 50.121 billion dinars by the end of July 2026, according to the Ministry of Finance. This increase occurs amidst challenges in managing public debt and its impact on borrowing costs and debt servicing. Financial authorities are closely monitoring debt levels and developments to control the government's obligations in the coming period. Additionally, the outstanding debt owed to the Social Security Investment Fund reached about 11.982 billion dinars by the end of July 2026.
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