Amman: Director General of the Hajj Fund, Fouad Kouri, announced that the fund achieved profits of approximately JD24.52 million last year. He highlighted that net distributable amounts reached JD18.68 million, allowing for a profit distribution at a rate of 4.8% to depositors and Hajj Affairs trustees.
According to Jordan News Agency, Kouri noted that the fund has expanded its services to include Islamic financing programs, which are based on specialized credit studies and digital systems. These enhancements have contributed to improved operational efficiency, portfolio quality, and risk management.
In the real estate investment sector, Kouri stated that the fund has developed several commercial complexes in prime locations, including Amman, Zarqa, Aqaba, Karak, and Ma'an. These projects have contributed to the growth of the fund's assets, stimulated the construction sector, created job opportunities, and generated stable returns.
By the end of 2025, the number of subscribers increased to about 85,000 savers, compared to 75,000 in the previous year. The savings value reached approximately JD421 million, reflecting the confidence of citizens in the fund's services. Additionally, 11,573 savers were able to perform the pilgrimage through the fund by the end of 2025.