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Reconstitution of the Board of Directors of King Hussein Business Park Company

Reconstitution of the Board of Directors of King Hussein Business Park Company

The Board of Directors of the King Hussein Business Park Company was formed, chaired by Omar Samir Mustafa Khalifa, with Hussein Omar Hussein Arkhagha as Vice Chairman, and the membership of Brigadier General Eng. Shadi Rasmi Mohammad Khashashneh, Colonel Eng. Tariq Ahmad Mohammad Ghneimat, and Omar Khaled Rashid Agha.

The board's formation comes in light of the issuance of the Jordan Armed Forces Investments Commission By-law No. (51) of 2026, and within the context of administrative and organizational updates related to the work of the Investments Commission and its affiliated companies.

The chairman and members of the board possess professional and executive expertise in the fields of business, investment, real estate development, management, strategic planning, human resources, and engineering, in addition to their experience in corporate governance, project management, and serving on the boards of directors of several companies and institutions.

King Hussein Business Park continues to work toward reinforcing its position as a destination for business and investment by attracting local, regional, and international companies and investments, and developing infrastructure, facilities, and services, thereby contributing to providing a business environment that supports growth, expansion, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Established in 2010 through a royal vision, the business park is considered one of the integrated destinations for business and investment in the Kingdom, hosting local, regional, and global companies, alongside academic institutions, entrepreneurs, and technological initiatives, within an ecosystem aimed at fostering collaboration, providing growth opportunities, and developing the business environment in Jordan.

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