
What this summary is for
Each organization guide invites one kind of organization in Jordan to launch a program for public-private partnership (PPP) projects built with AI, robotics and tokenization, starting with Jordan’s $86 billion and Aqaba’s $46 billion of projects. The summary brings all 96 together in one document.
The idea in five lines
- 01Rebuilding and running the world’s infrastructure will take about $500 trillion over the next fifty years: $300 trillion to build, $150 trillion to operate and maintain, and $50 trillion for the sensors, compute and robotics inside the assets.
- 02Public-private partnerships (PPPs) will carry much of it, and three technologies bring the infrastructure singularity closer: AI designs and runs the assets, robotics builds and maintains them, and tokenization finances them.
- 03Jordan starts with about $86 billion of PPP and infrastructure projects in development, $46 billion of them anchored in Aqaba.
- 04Every organization guide shares one method: small PPPs in parallel, PPP research labs in each sector, and unsolicited proposals under Article 15 of PPP Law No. 19 of 2023 and PPP Regulation No. 9 of 2024.
- 05Each organization guide invites one kind of organization in Jordan to launch a PPP program of its own, starting with a mandate, a team, a map of the pipeline, its own offer, partners and a first pilot.
The full document
Inside the summary
Eleven pages: the idea, the method every guide shares, all 96 guides with what each one asks, and who wrote them.
Download the summary (PDF)- 01The ideaPage 3
- 02How every organization guide worksPage 4
- 03The 96 organization guidesPage 5
- 04About Jordan PPPPage 11
The organization guides
96 guides, one for every kind of organization
Each guide is written for one kind of organization in Jordan. Open a cover to read it online or download its PDF.
01
National leadership
The Royal Hashemite Court, the Prime Ministry and Parliament, which set Jordan’s national direction.
Explore the category · 3 organization guides02
Public sector
The authorities that plan, contract, own and regulate public-private partnerships, the courts and correctional services, Jordan’s twelve governorates and municipalities, and the foreign missions that back them.
Explore the category · 20 organization guides
Ministries and Public Authorities
State-Owned Utilities and Companies
Financial Regulators and Markets
Defense and Security Institutions
Justice and Correctional Institutions
Regional Development Authorities
Municipalities
Amman
Zarqa
Irbid
Balqa
Madaba
Mafraq
Jerash
Ajloun
Karak
Tafileh
Ma’an
Aqaba
Embassies and Bilateral Agencies
03
Capital
The banks, brokers, funds, insurers and investors, at home and in the diaspora, that finance PPP projects.
Explore the category · 13 organization guides
Banks
Brokerage Firms and Investment Banks
Development Finance Institutions
Infrastructure Funds
Private Equity Firms
Sovereign Wealth and Pension Funds
Insurance Companies
Family Offices
Jordanian Diaspora Investors
Venture Capital Firms
Startup Accelerators
Microfinance Institutions
Credit Guarantee Institutions
04
Developers and builders
The companies that develop, design and build PPP projects.
Explore the category · 6 organization guides05
Advisors and professional bodies
The lawyers, financial advisors and chambers that structure and support each deal.
Explore the category · 3 organization guides06
Operators and services
The companies that run PPP assets and public services for decades once they are built, from utilities to clinics and care.
Explore the category · 12 organization guides
Utilities and Operators
Facility Management Companies
Telecom Operators
Logistics and Port Companies
Maritime and Shipping Companies
Rail Companies
Bus and Public Transport Operators
Aviation Companies
Delivery and Courier Companies
Hospital Groups
Primary Care and Diagnostics Providers
Elderly and Disability Care Providers
07
Technology and knowledge
The technology and fintech companies, research centers, universities, schools and training providers behind AI, robotics and tokenization, on Earth and beyond.
Explore the category · 13 organization guides08
Economic sectors
Companies and organizations in twenty-one sectors of Jordan’s economy, from energy and water to tourism, conservation and sport.
Explore the category · 21 organization guides
Energy Developers
Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Companies
Oil and Gas Companies
Nuclear Energy Organizations
Water Companies
Transport Companies
Electric Mobility Companies
Agriculture and Food Companies
Cooperatives
Mining Companies
Manufacturing Companies
Defense Manufacturers
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Companies
Tourism and Hospitality Companies
Heritage and Antiquities Institutions
Nature Reserves and Conservation Bodies
Education Companies
Circular Economy Companies
Green Economy Companies
Creative Industries Companies
Sports and Entertainment Companies
09
Humanitarian and relief
The UN agencies, donors, charities, host communities and social enterprises that serve people in need.
Explore the category · 5 organization guidesSector guides
Beside the organization guides: the sector guides, with their own summary
Jordan’s $86 billion is spread across 23 sectors. Each free sector guide lists every project in its sector and shows how to take part.
Oil, Gas and Power$15.1bnThe bridge fuels that keep the lights on while a new energy system is built.23 projects
Tourism$13.8bnAncient places and new destinations in a world with more time to travel.56 projects
Urban Development$12.8bnNew cities and renewed centers designed to run on intelligence.30 projects
Green Hydrogen$10.6bnDesert sunlight and wind turned into fuel the world can ship.12 projects
Transport$8.1bnRoads, rails and runways becoming one intelligent network.32 projects
Water$6.7bnTurning seawater, sunlight and software into a secure supply for a dry country.29 projects
































