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Jordan ’s impressive economic growth over the past few years has cemented its role as regional hub for investment and entrepreneurship. In the period from 1999 to 2002, Jordan signed three major bilateral and multilateral trade Agreements that have far reaching economic impact; the Euro-Jordanian Association Agreement with the European Union, the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the Jordan-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA) marking Jordan the fourth country to sign such an Agreement after Mexico, Canada and Israel and the first Arab country to sign such an agreement. As a direct result of these Agreements, Jordan amended and adopted progressive economic related laws in areas such as trade and customs; intellectual property; antitrust; investment; banking; and insurance. The adoption of these laws, and signature of free trade agreements, have sent powerful signals to potential investors and traders that Jordan is open for business, offering unprecedented access to regional and international markets. Moreover, Jordan offers unique investment opportunities in the newly established free zones, including the Aqaba Special Economic Zone (ASEZ), Qualifying Industrial Zones (QIZs), as well as the Jordan-Iraq Free Zone and the Zarqa Free Zone. Attorneys in our Jordan office offer in-depth experience and understanding in the field of business, commercial and intellectual property laws in Jordan. Our mission is to assist clients seize and capitalize on the many investment opportunities available in Jordan. Having a strong base in one of the region’s leading capitals has been an important factor contributing to the success of the Firm's corporate and intellectual property practice areas, the two largest among Tabbaa & Partners’ practice groups. Address: Al-Asha Qais St .
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