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View all search resultsDanantara signs pact for joint investments in Jordan
Danantara has previously inked partnerships with the sovereign wealth funds of Qatar, China and Russia to form a joint investment fund for strategic sectors.
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Danantara chief investment officer Pandu Sjahrir (bottom left) and Jordan Investment Fund director Zaher Al Qatarnaeh (bottom right) sign a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday, Dec. 9, to explore joint investments in strategic sectors in Jordan. The signing was also witnessed by Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani (top left), who also serves as Investment and Downstream Minister, alongside Jordan Investment Minister Tareq Abu Ghazaleh. (Courtesy of/Danantara)
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tate asset fund Danantara has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Jordan Investment Fund (JIF) to explore joint investments in strategic sectors, including infrastructure, transport, energy transition and digital projects across the Kingdom of Jordan.
The MoU was signed on Tuesday by Danantara chief investment officer (CIO) Pandu Sjahrir and JIF director Zaher Al Qatarnaeh, and witnessed by Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani, who also serves as investment and downstream minister, alongside Jordan Investment Minister Tareq Abu Ghazaleh.
“Danantara welcomes the opportunity to work alongside the Jordan Investment Fund in identifying strategic projects that deliver long-term value and contribute to shared economic progress,” Rosan said in a statement published on Thursday.
He said Jordan’s stable investment climate and clear development priorities made it a “strong partner” for long-term collaboration.
“We see this collaboration as the beginning of a broader, multi-phase engagement in which both countries can work hand in hand to unlock new areas of growth.”
The signing followed a full-day meeting hosted by the Jordan Investment Ministry to discuss long-term cooperation mechanisms and potential sovereign-to-sovereign partnerships.
The agreement forms the basis for exploring co-investment pathways and assessing opportunities in priority sectors ranging from infrastructure, urban development and transport to energy transition and technology-driven projects.
