Exports of Irbid Industry Rise to $99.8 Million in September with a 10.5% Increase

Exports of the Irbid Chamber of Industry rose in September 2026 by 10.5% to about $99.8 million, compared to $90.3 million during the same month last year, an increase of about $9.5 million.

According to data from the Irbid Chamber of Industry, total exports during the first nine months of 2026 amounted to about $934.1 million, compared to $870.6 million during the same period in 2025, an increase of about $63.4 million, and a growth rate of 7.3%.

The number of certificates of origin issued by the Chamber during the first nine months of the current year also increased to 12,072 certificates, compared to 11,230 certificates during the same period in 2025, an increase of 842 certificates and a growth rate of 7.5%.

The Irbid Chamber of Industry confirmed that the rise in exports during September and the first nine months of the year reflects the continued positive performance of the industrial sector in the province, and its ability to maintain its presence in foreign markets and enhance the competitiveness of Jordanian industrial products, despite the economic, regional, and global trade movement challenges and changes.

During September 2026, the number of certificates of origin issued by the Chamber increased to 1,391 certificates, compared to 1,326 certificates during the same month of 2025, an increase of 65 certificates and a growth rate of about 4.9%.

The leather and garment industries sector maintained its leadership in the list of export sectors, with exports amounting to about $87.2 million in September, compared to $79.8 million in September 2025, with a growth of about 9.3%.

The therapeutic industries and medical supplies sector recorded a significant growth of about 46.4%, with exports rising from $2.16 million to about $3.16 million, while exports of chemical industries and cosmetics increased by 26.3% to about $2.93 million.

Exports of food, agricultural, and livestock industries also increased by about 12.5% to $5.18 million, while the engineering, electrical, and information technology industries sector recorded an increase in the value of its exports compared to the same month last year.

In terms of export locations affiliated with the Chamber, Al-Hassan Industrial City accounted for the largest share of exports in September, with a value of about $95.3 million, followed by Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Industrial City/Cyber City with exports of about $4.1 million, while exports from the main office amounted to about $430,000.

The American market continued to lead the list of the most important importing markets for Irbid industrial exports, with exports valued at about $72.9 million in September 2026, compared to about $65.8 million in September 2025, with a growth of about 10.8%.

Exports to Germany amounted to about $3.86 million, and exports to Saudi Arabia amounted to about $2.11 million.

According to the geographical distribution, North America accounted for the largest share of exports from the Irbid Chamber of Industry in September, with a value exceeding $75 million, followed by Asia with about $13.8 million, and then Europe with about $8.1 million, reflecting the diversity of the geographical distribution of industrial exports in the province.

The Irbid Chamber of Industry confirmed its continued work with various concerned parties and partner institutions to support the industrial sector, enhance the competitiveness of national products, and open new markets for industrial companies, which contributes to increasing exports, diversifying markets and products, and enhancing the contribution of the industrial sector to the national economy and providing more job opportunities.