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Jordan-EU Investment Conference Opens Media Registration

The European Commission announcement sets out the November conference and the deadline for media registration.

By Middle East Icons · · 1 min read

Original editorial diagram for Jordan-EU event: Media registration, November event, Investment agenda. Illustrative summary, not measured data or a photograph of the event.

The announced event

Jordan’s Ministry of Investment and the European Commission have opened media registration for the Jordan-EU Investment Conference, according to a Commission announcement dated 19 October. The event is scheduled for 19 November 2026 at the King Hussein bin Talal Convention Center in the Dead Sea area.

The announcement says the conference will be held under the patronage of King Abdullah II and with the participation of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. These are the organiser’s announced arrangements, not confirmation of an event that has already taken place.

Who the notice is for

The invitation addresses representatives of traditional and digital media, independent journalists and specialised content creators. It gives a media-registration deadline of 1 November 2026 and provides a registration route and contact information on the Commission page.

This is a media-access notice. It should not be read as an open investor application, an admission guarantee, a travel booking, or confirmation that any individual has been accredited.

The stated purpose

The programme is intended to bring government leaders, investors and business executives together around Jordan’s priority sectors, with dialogue, sector discussions and business-to-business matchmaking. Those objectives do not establish signed investments or completed partnerships. Anyone considering coverage should check the organiser’s current instructions for accreditation and logistics. This summary neither registers a journalist nor represents Middle East Icons as an accredited participant.

Source

Original summary based on European Commission, Directorate-General for the Middle East, North Africa and the Gulf: source report. This is attributed secondary reporting, not an interview or on-site report by Middle East Icons. Announced plans, estimates and targets are not completed outcomes. Figures reflect the dated source, not live market data.