The meeting was held at the headquarters of the Madrid Chamber of Commerce, where opportunities for economic and commercial collaboration were discussed within the framework of the region’s foreign investment attraction strategy.
Albert outlined the advantages offered by Madrid, highlighting its legal certainty, institutional stability, and business-friendly tax environment. As a result, more than 15,500 foreign-owned companies from 110 countries have already established operations in the region. The Regional Minister emphasized the potential of the bilateral relationship, noting that the Madrid Region accounts for 71.6% of all Jordanian investment in Spain, with real estate and financial services leading the way. She also presented the opportunities included in the upcoming 2026–2030 Industrial Plan — endowed with €640 million and comprising 70 measures — in strategic areas such as biopharmaceuticals, defense, and drones.