Oman & Jordan Launch $100 Million Joint Investment Company
The company will invest across technology, healthcare, energy, tourism, logistics and other priority sectors in both countries.
The Oman Investment Authority (OIA) and the Jordanian Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) have launched the Jordanian Oman Investment Company, a joint investment vehicle capitalised at RO 38.5 million ($100 million), with both institutions contributing equal shares.
The new company will invest in sectors identified as strategic priorities for both countries, including communications and information technology, agriculture and food, medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, energy, mining, tourism and logistics. The initiative also aligns with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040.
According to the OIA, the partnership is intended to strengthen economic cooperation between Oman and Jordan by directing capital towards projects with long-term economic and developmental impact.
The agreement also supports the OIA's broader strategy of diversifying its investment portfolio geographically and sectorally while expanding economic partnerships with regional and international markets. The authority has previously established similar investment platforms with countries including Qatar, Türkiye, China, India, Spain and Kazakhstan.
