The Jordanian economy is classified as a developing economy, heavily reliant on services, which contribute around 70% of its GDP. Key sectors include tourism, finance, and information technology. Despite limited natural resources, Jordan has made strides in diversifying its economy and attracting foreign investment. Agriculture and manufacturing also play important roles, though they face challenges such as water scarcity and regional instability. The government has implemented various reforms to enhance economic growth and improve the business environment, aiming to create jobs and reduce unemployment rates among its population.