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EIB representation to Jordan

4 February 2025
  • c/o Delegation of the European Union
  • Princess Basma Street, North Abdoun, P.O. Box 852099
  • 11185 Amman
  • Jordan
  • +962 64607000-165
  • amman@eib.org
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  • EIB representation
  • Souad FARSI
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Jordan and the EIB  

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17 July 2024

€400 million EIB backing for water security and climate adaptation across Jordan

The European Investment Bank has confirmed its largest water financing in Jordan to improve water availability, security and sustainability across the country and increase access to water supply, improve sanitation and reduce water losses.

Water Water, wastewater management Water security Management committee Gelsomina VIGLIOTTI Jordan Mediterranean countries South Africa Global development Climate and environment
4 December 2023

COP28: Jordan: EUR 100 million EIB backing to tackle water scarcity through desalination and conveyance project

European Investment Bank (EIB) today announced an additional EUR 100 million of new investment for construction of the Aqaba Amman Desalination and Water Conveyance project. The scheme will desalinate water from the Red Sea and transport it to Amman and towns across Jordan, one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, thereby contributing to climate change adaptation. This additional funding follows EUR 200m signed in December 2022.

Water Institutional Environment Partners Water, wastewater management Management committee United Nations Gelsomina VIGLIOTTI Jordan Mediterranean countries Global development Climate and environment
7 November 2023

President von der Leyen welcomes H.M. King Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, announces significant support package

The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen welcomed H.M. King Abdullah II from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Brussels today. Discussions focused on recent developments and the need to avoid a negative spill-over in the region, where Jordan plays a key stabilising role. During the visit, the Commission also announced a substantial EU support package for Jordan worth €902 million (€402 million in grants and €500 million in loans by the European Investment Bank).