Master Plan Overview
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Dar Al-Handasah — Master Plan Developer
Government of Jordan — Implementation (Build-Operate-Transfer Model)
About
The Project
Located 40 km from Amman and 31 km from Zarqa, the Amman New Administrative City Project is a cornerstone of Jordan’s national economic revival plan.
Core Objectives
- Support Jordan’s expanding population
- Alleviate congestion in Amman and Zarqa
- Establish a new economic and administrative hub
- Attract local and international investment
- Promote sustainability and smart city innovation
Key Development Components
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Government District
A centralized hub for ministries and state institutions to improve efficiency and accessibility.
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Residential Communities
Smart, mixed-use neighborhoods equipped with renewable energy and water-saving technologies.
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Commercial & Business Zones
Modern commercial centers designed to attract regional and international investors.
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Green Spaces & Parks
Sustainable landscapes, public gardens, and ecological corridors enhancing urban livability.
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Smart Mobility Network
Integrated transport linking Amman, Zarqa, and national highways through AI-driven systems.
Innovation
Sustainability & Smart City Approach
The Amman New City adopts smart energy systems, water conservation, and green infrastructure to achieve a low-carbon, high-efficiency future.
Core Sustainability Features
- Solar and renewable energy integration
- Water recycling and conservation networks
- AI-based traffic and waste management
- Sustainable construction materials
- Public green corridors and pedestrian-first design
Policy Framework for Urban Transformation
Public Policy Instruments
Financial Mechanism
$623M committed over 10 years; BOT model enabling private and foreign investment.
Organizational Structure
Coordinated under the Government of Jordan with Dar Al-Handasah as lead consultant.
Physical Intervention
Large-scale infrastructure, roads, and eco-friendly housing developments.
Urban Planning
Long-term spatial and sustainability strategy aligned with national development goals.
Building the Future — Step by Step
Phase
Duration
Highlights
Phase 1
2025–2033
Core infrastructure, residential zones, government buildings
Phase 2
2033–2040
Expansion of public services and green infrastructure
Phase 3
2040–2050
Smart systems, full city activation, population target of 1 million
Projected Impact
83,000 jobs created by 2033
Up to 100,000 direct and indirect jobs by final stage
Discover Landy Jo in Person
Walk through the city of tomorrow. Schedule a guided tour with our team and see how vision meets development.
- Mr. Marzooq
- +962 79 646 4390
- faldebs@minarsystems.com
- AMMAN-Jordan -Airport Road