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A September 6 Cabinet research bulletin said supply-chain resilience, energy and technology security and reduced dependence on single sources are increasingly shaping trade and investment. It highlighted local value added as a measure beyond export growth.
Jordan Tourism Board opened a representative office in China under an agreement announced Sept. 10, Petra reported. The office is intended to promote Jordan as a destination and build links with Chinese travel agencies and tour operators.
The agreements with organisations in Beijing and Hong Kong cover financial-sector exchanges and business connections.
Reuters reported that Aramco CEO Amin Nasser expected demand growth to continue in 2026, described global stocks as low and put spare production capacity below the level he considered necessary.
The Muthanna project establishes a contracted data-acquisition step within the licensing-round portfolio.
Asia-Pacific partnerships feature in talks.
The second-quarter release sets out trading partners’ shares.
Rising geopolitical tensions, disruptions to energy trade and competition between major economies reshaped global energy markets throughout 2026. In an interview with Wellficent, ENPRODE CEO Yüksel Güler assessed the transformation of the world energy system, from oil prices and the Middle East to the Russia-Ukraine war, US-China rivalry, AI-driven electricity demand and nuclear power. In Güler’s view, the defining concept of the coming period will not be “cheap energy” but “reliable and uninterrupted energy”.
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