The International Monetary Fund reaches an agreement with Jordan at the level of experts regarding the sixth reviews under the "Expanded Fund Facility" and the third under the "Resilience and Sustainability Facility", allowing to receive 294 million dollars. Completion of the sixth review allows Jordan to pay $133 million under the expanded fund agreement Completion of the third review to facilitate resilience and sustainability allows Jordan to pay approximately $161 million IMF: The war affected Jordan's economy through a decrease in tourism flows, high trade costs, weak foreign direct investment and increased volatility in energy prices. The current account deficit narrowed despite the increase in the energy import account, which reflects the strength of exports and the decrease in non-oil imports.

The International Monetary Fund reaches an agreement with Jordan at the level of experts regarding the sixth reviews under the "Expanded Fund Facility" and the third under the "Resilience and Sustainability Facility", allowing to receive 294 million dollars. Completion of the sixth review allows Jordan to pay $133 million under the expanded fund agreement Completion of the third review to facilitate resilience and sustainability allows Jordan to pay approximately $161 million IMF: The war affected Jordan's economy through a decrease in tourism flows, high trade costs, weak foreign direct investment and increased volatility in energy prices. The current account deficit narrowed despite the increase in the energy import account, which reflects the strength of exports and the decrease in non-oil imports.