Amman’s deep fiscal deficit likely precludes higher project spending
MEED's July 2021 Jordan market report includes:
> Jordan has an imperilled year
> Trouble bedevils Jordan’s economy and politics
> Jordan makes slow oil and gas progress
> Jordan pursues energy security path
> Covid-19 weighs on Jordan’s construction sector
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MEED's July 2021 Levant market report includes:
Jordan
> Jordan has an imperilled year
> Trouble bedevils Jordan’s economy and politics
> Jordan makes slow oil and gas progress
> Jordan pursues energy security path
> Covid-19 weighs on Jordan’s construction sector
> Databank: Jordan’s GDP rebounds along with inflation
Lebanon
> Lebanon sees breakdown in law and order
> Lebanese economic meltdown erodes regional stability
> Crises exacerbate energy problems in Lebanon
> Beirut Port revamp waits on reform efforts
Syria
> Damascus strengthens grip on power
> Syria slips further away from peace
> Syria energy policy pivots on Russia
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