Jordan's transportation infrastructure development
The report highlights the importance of developing Jordan's transportation system as an economic and social necessity, noting that its shortcomings cost approximately three billion dollars annually, which amounts to about 6% of the gross domestic product. It emphasizes adopting an integrated national strategy that includes expanding public transportation networks, improving service quality, connecting provinces to vital centers, and strengthening partnership between the public and private sectors. Improving transportation leads to reducing household expenses, increasing worker productivity, expanding the participation of women and youth in the labor market, as well as encouraging the use of electric vehicles and enhancing road safety. These reforms are considered essential for achieving sustainable development, raising the level of social justice, and supporting the national economy.
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