Jordan moves to sixth in Arab Digital Index
Jordan has made remarkable progress in the Arab Digital Economy Index for 2026, reaching the sixth position among Arab countries. This is its highest score since the index's launch and it surpasses the Arab average significantly. The country's score is 59.6 points, well above the average of 44.33 points, placing it among the top five, led by the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and Oman. Performance has improved across all eight axes of the index, especially in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and electronic government services, with significant enhancements in logistics indicators and technological adoption. There has also been a focus on strengthening digital sovereignty and developing digital infrastructure. Despite the progress, Jordan faces gaps related to logistics efficiency, digital payments, and startup funding, highlighting the need for further efforts to increase its digital readiness.
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