MEETING REQUESTS

The Chamber will work to secure meetings with the following officials and organizations, in addition to others:

  • The Royal Hashemite Court
  • H.E. Dr. Jaafar Abdulfattah Hassan, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense
  • H.E. Mr. Ayman Hussain Abdallah Safadi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs & Expatriate Affairs
  • H.E. Eng. Raed Muzaffar Rifaat Abu Al-Saud, Minister of Water & Irrigation
  • H.E. Dr. Nidal Mardi Abdullah Al Qatameen, Minister of Transport and Minister of Labor
  • H.E. Mr. Yarub Falah Mufleh Al-Qudah, Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply
  • H.E. Dr. Saleh Ali Hamed Al-Kharabsheh, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
  • H.E. Mr. Muhannad Shehadeh Khalil Khalil, Minister of State for Economic Affairs
  • H.E. Ms. Zeina Zaid Rashad Toukan, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation
  • H.E. Dr. Abdulhakim Mousa Abdulqader Al-Shibli, Minister of Finance
  • H.E. Eng. Sami Issa Eid Smirat, Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship
  • H.E. Dr. Ibrahim Mahfouz Atallah Al-Budour, Minister of Health
  • H.E. Dr. Saeb Abdulhaleem Mufleh Al-Khuraisat, Minister of Agriculture
  • H.E. Dr. Tariq Ali Ibrahim Abu Ghazaleh, Minister of Investment
  • H.E. Dr. Ayman Abdullah Ahmed Suleiman, Minister of Environment
  • H.E. Adel Sharkas, Governor, Central Bank of Jordan
  • AmCham Jordan
  • Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA)

AGENDA

Amman | October 4 – 5

As Jordan's capital and political, economic, and commercial center, Amman will serve as the core of the mission's programming. Delegates will engage senior U.S. and Jordanian government officials, business leaders, and key stakeholders through high-level roundtables, policy briefings, and networking opportunities focused on Jordan's national economic priorities, investment climate, and areas for expanded U.S.-Jordan commercial cooperation.

Aqaba | October 6

As Jordan's strategic gateway to the Red Sea and a growing regional hub for commerce, logistics, and industrial development, Aqaba offers delegates a firsthand look at one of the Kingdom's most important engines of trade and connectivity. Programming will highlight opportunities in infrastructure, transport, logistics, and investment, while showcasing Aqaba's role in advancing Jordan's long-term economic growth.

COSTS & LOGISTICS

Registration

Rates include 2 delegates per company, plus on-the-ground transportation in Jordan.

Accommodations

The Chamber will arrange room blocks in Amman and Aqaba at a discounted rate exclusively for delegates.

Please Note

Delegates are responsible for covering their own airfare (international and domestic within Jordan) and hotel accommodations. Ground transportation to and from all meetings will be provided.

SPONSORSHIPS

Lead Sponsor — $20,000 (4 spots available)

  • Featured speaking role at all mission meetings and events
  • Four (4) complimentary delegate registrations
  • Priority seating and dedicated support in arranging private pull-aside meetings with key government and business leaders
  • Oral recognition as Lead Sponsor throughout the mission
  • Opportunity to host a briefing or panel discussion at your preferred venue
  • Prominent logo placement on all promotional materials, including the mission booklet and major signage

Corporate Sponsor — $10,000

  • Three (3) company representative registrations
  • Prioritized seating and speaking opportunities throughout mission
  • Oral recognition of sponsorship at select meetings
  • Logo placement on promotional materials, including the mission booklet and major signage

CONTACT US

Please direct any questions, comments, or concerns related to the mission to the following organizers:

  • Jennifer Miel, Vice President, Middle East, Central Asia, & Türkiye
  • Natalie Bell, Assoc. Manager, Middle East, Central Asia, & Türkiye

February 22–24, 2027
Yerevan

The Chamber's U.S.-Armenia Business Council will lead its first-ever business mission to Armenia this winter. The mission opens with a cultural day on February 22, followed by two full days of programming on February 23–24, where delegates will engage senior U.S. and Armenian government officials, industry leaders, and key stakeholders through roundtables, policy briefings, networking events, and site visits.

This inaugural mission offers participating companies a focused opportunity to strengthen commercial ties, explore investment opportunities, and advance the economic priorities shaping U.S.-Armenia relations. The delegation will focus on sectors including energy and renewables, digital technologies, AI and ICT, water and infrastructure, transport and logistics, healthcare, agribusiness, financial services, and investment, while offering firsthand insight into Armenia's evolving business environment and Yerevan's growing role as a regional commercial hub.

Oct 4–5
Amman
Jordan's Capital

As Jordan's capital and political, economic, and commercial center, Amman will serve as the core of the mission's programming. Delegates will engage senior U.S. and Jordanian government officials, business leaders, and key stakeholders through high-level roundtables, policy briefings, and networking opportunities focused on Jordan's national economic priorities, investment climate, and areas for expanded U.S.-Jordan commercial cooperation.

Roundtables Policy Briefings Networking Site Visits
Oct 6
Aqaba
Optional · Red Sea

As Jordan's strategic gateway to the Red Sea and a growing regional hub for commerce, logistics, and industrial development, Aqaba offers delegates a firsthand look at one of the Kingdom's most important engines of trade and connectivity. Programming will highlight opportunities in infrastructure, transport, logistics, and investment, while showcasing Aqaba's role in advancing Jordan's long-term economic growth.

Infrastructure Transport & Logistics Investment