AIE Jordan 2025 to Highlight Key Industry Trends
A unique venue for buyers and sellers to engage, learn, network, and explore cutting-edge products, solutions, and technologies; 300+ exhibitors from 20+ countries and 25,000 visitors from 50+ countries to attend; Jordan’s plastics, petrochemicals, packaging, printing, and paper sectors show growth at varying paces
The much anticipated Arab International Expo 2025, a key platform for the region’s plastics, petrochemicals, packaging, printing, and paper industries, is all set to kick off at Jordan International Exhibition Center (JIEC) in Mecca Mall, Amman, from 24-26 July 2025.
The three-day exhibition provides a unique venue for buyers and sellers to engage, learn, network, and explore cutting-edge products, solutions, and technologies from over 300 companies representing more than 20 countries, thereby creating an environment conducive to trade across the entire value chain of the industry. Jordanian companies will join global exhibitors from countries including China, Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE in one of the fastest growing trade shows in the MENA region.
Bringing together over 25,000 attendees from more than 50 countries, AIE 2025 offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with key decision makers, suppliers, and potential partners to source new products, expand the market reach, and stay ahead in industry trends.
Following its successful 2024 edition, AIE 2025 uniquely transformed the exhibition format to focus on extensive B2B meetings for exhibitors, solidifying its importance in the sector.
Market Trends in Jordan
In Jordan, each of plastics, petrochemicals, packaging, printing, and paper sectors, is experiencing growth, though at varying paces.
The $1.5 billion packaging industry in Jordan shows the highest CAGR of 5.5% (2023-28), driven by sustainability and e-commerce trends.
The plastics market, valued at $1.1 billion, is also experiencing a strong CAGR of 4.2% (2023-28), with increased demand in flexible packaging and agricultural films.
Though Jordan’s printing sector shows modest growth (3.2% CAGR), it is witnessing a transition from traditional techniques to digital and on-demand printing solutions, catering especially to the advertising and packaging industries.
Despite the growth differences, a common theme across the sectors is a shift toward environmentally friendly materials and processes, reflecting global sustainability goals.
Taking place in Amman, Jordan, one of the fastest growing economies in the Middle East, the expo benefits from significant growth in the service sector, driven by advancements in telecommunications and finance. This aligns with the Jordanian government’s goal to achieve unprecedented economic growth.
Arab International Expo 2025 is organised by the Arab Union for International Exhibitions and Conferences (AUiEC) in partnership with Silver Elite under the patronage of Jordan’s Ministry of Industry, Trade & Supply.
Opening Timings: 2 pm – 8 pm (all days).
