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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 12 MIN

Women of MENA Spotlight: Raghad Alkhojah — Architect of Jordanian Trade and Economic Inclusion

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In this episode of Women of MENA — Spotlights, we profile Raghad Alkhojah, the Chief Executive Officer of the American Chamber of Commerce in Jordan (AmCham-Jordan).As a prominent expert in trade and investment, Raghad has become a central figure in bridging Jordanian markets with the United States and the broader global economy. Her work focuses on market entry, export promotion, and investment facilitation, helping Jordanian businesses expand their reach and competitiveness on the international stage.Beyond her commercial leadership, Raghad is a vocal advocate for environmental protection and gender equality, integrating these values into the region’s economic narrative. We explore her commitment to sustainability and inclusion, as well as her active role in mentoring youth and entrepreneurs through public speaking and strategic board service. Join us as we highlight a leader who is defining a new era of MENA trade through structured partnerships and forward-thinking policy.

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