Jordan-EU Investment Forum to Pitch Seven Circular Economy, Recycling, and Agri-Tech Ventures

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AMMAN Seven circular economy, industrial recycling, and value-added agricultural ventures will headline Jordan’s green investment pitch during the Jordan-EU Investment Conference, opening next Thursday at the Dead Sea under the...

Seven circular economy, industrial recycling, and value-added agricultural ventures will headline Jordan’s green investment pitch during the Jordan-EU Investment Conference, opening next Thursday at the Dead Sea under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II and with the participation of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Designed to transform agricultural, industrial, and electronic waste streams into commercial products while boosting local agro-processing, the seven projects include: – Used Solar PV Module Recycling and Reuse Clinic: Based in Amman, this facility will process roughly 30,000 end-of-life or damaged solar panels annually using advanced diagnostics. Repairable units will be refurbished, certified, and resold, while non-repairable panels will be recycled to recover glass, aluminum, and silicon, alongside offering O&M, technical inspection, and end-of-life management services.

– E-Waste Refurbishment and Material Recovery: Expanding E-Tafkeek’s existing operations in Zarqa from over 10 tons to approximately 253 tons per year, this project utilizes 1,500 square meters of leased land and a 500-square-meter hangar to scale dismantling, sorting, component verification, refurbishment, and secondary material recovery.

– Stone-Cutting Slurry Recycling Expansion: Expanding Al-Tahrawi’s facility in Sahab with three additional filter presses, this project increases processing capacity from 900 to 1,710 cubic meters per day–recovering an extra 540 cubic meters of water and 270 cubic meters of semi-solids daily while launching a new production line to convert recovered solids into bricks and paving stones.

– Sustainable Luxury Footwear Upcycling: Scaling the Jordanian brand Manal Murad, this venture boosts output of luxury women’s footwear made from recycled high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and reclaimed leather, combining 3D prototyping, artisanal craftsmanship, on-demand manufacturing, and circular take-back/maintenance services for regional…

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