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"Jordan" ranks among the top "10" countries globally in digital development according to the Universal Postal Union report

"Jordan" ranks among the top "10" countries globally in digital development according to the Universal Postal Union report

Jordan, represented by "Jordan Post", achieved a new qualitative milestone by ranking among the first and top ten countries globally out of "192" countries on the Postal Development Index in the fields of digital transformation, digital e-services, e-commerce, e-government services, and cybersecurity

according to the 2026 annual statistical report of the Universal Postal Union (UPU)

Jordan Post recorded 10 active digital dimensions out of 10, a score of 100 in digital coverage breadth, 69.1 in digital development depth, and 84.5 out of 100 in the composite score, reflecting the comprehensiveness of its digital presence within the dimensions measured by the index.

This achievement reflects the significant and rapid development Jordan is witnessing in the fields of digital transformation and the building of an advanced, secure, and modern digital ecosystem that enhances Jordan's position as an advanced global hub for digital technology.

Jordan Post's attainment of this advanced and prestigious global ranking comes as part of a series of international and regional successes achieved by Jordan in the postal sector, particularly in the fields of postal, financial, digital, logistical, and e-commerce services, relying on high-level modernization and operational plans, programs, and vision, as well as human and technical capabilities

and clear executive plans that have contributed to enhancing the status of Jordan Post as a leading and distinguished national institution adopting the highest globally recognized standards in the fields of postal and financial services and digital transformation, in implementation of the contents of the Economic Modernization Vision and the requirements of the global market, in order to provide the highest levels of service to citizens and all vital sectors.

It is worth noting that the Postal Development Index issued by the Universal Postal Union evaluates the level of digital development among postal operators through a set of criteria, including the number of active digital dimensions, the breadth of digital coverage, the depth of digital development, and the composite evaluation score.

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