Al-Quds Center for Political Studies is an independent think-tank aiming at providing a deeper and more accurate understanding for the challenges that political reforms and democratic transition face in Jordan and Arab countries. Promoting values of “equal citizenry”, the culture of dialogue, tolerance, respect of pluralism as well as the principles of freedom, justice, and the rule of law, the Center works, for instance, on expanding political participation of citizens and operationalizing civil monitoring of government and parliamentary performance in addition to freedom of the press and independence of the media.

NAMA - Strategic Intelligence Solutions is a technology-driven research and development organization that operates in the two integrated fields of Investment opportunity development and political polling.

The Ministry of Political and Parliamentary Affairs aims to implement the tasks assigned to it through deepening democratic understanding for all the components of the Jordanian political spectrum, starting with the silent majority, through issues related to women and youth, and ending with various civil society institutions and organizations, by activating participation in making the political decision in democratic ways and means, to establish awareness of carrying the national and popular burden for all social strata, with the aim of building a new Jordanian political state as a civilized model of the contemporary Arab Islamic state. This Ministry aims at effecting the political and parliamentary development that supports Jordan’s internal and external march in various areas and enhancing the democratic march by adopting the strategy and work plan set by the government, which interprets the royal vision of political development.

The Jordanian Center for Civic Education Amman (JCCE) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization which was established in August 2003. The Center aims to promote civic awareness amongst the Jordanian population focusing their aspirations to enable them to become active citizens who are aware of their rights and responsibilities and those of others. The mission of the Jordanian Center for Civic Education is to promote an enlightened and responsible body of citizens who are committed to democratic principles and who actively engage in the practice of democracy.

The Amman Center for Peace and Development (ACPD) is a Jordanian non-profit organization aiming at encouraging dialogue and tolerance between people across national and international divides in the Middle East as well as strengthening civil society capacity within the nation in order to help the region overcome hostility and conflict. ACPD actively works with representatives from the entire region, including Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, North Africa, south and east Mediterranean countries.

The Catholic Center for Studies and Media (CCSM), established in 2012, serves as the official media institution of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem in Jordan. It is responsible for the management and operation of the Abouna.org news platform, a prominent Catholic media outlet in the Middle East. CCSM is committed to promoting dialogue, fostering mutual understanding, promoting religious tand reinforcing the presence of Christian values in society through professional, ethical, and responsible media practices. The Center endeavors to amplify the voices of local communities—particularly Christians in Jordan and the Holy Land—while contributing to interreligious dialogue, peacebuilding, social cohesion, and the advancement of human dignity.

The West Asia-North Africa (WANA) Institute is a non-profit policy think tank based in Amman, Jordan. Operating under the chairmanship of His Royal Highness Prince El Hassan bin Talal, the Institute works to promote a transition to evidence-based policy and programming to combat the development and humanitarian challenges facing West Asia and North Africa.

Wishbox Media compnay partners with organizations and creative professional to create a market for talented creatives to contribute to and connect with institutions, organizations, and individuals.

We Rise Center for Sustainable Development is a Jordanian non-governmental civil society organization established in 2018. The Center works to promote active citizenship and meaningful participation in decision-making, guided by the principles of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. Its work focuses on three main areas: political empowerment, economic empowerment, and digital media. We Rise has implemented 45 projects and 30 advocacy and awareness campaigns, reaching more than 85,000 beneficiaries across Jordan, with a broad digital reach exceeding 22 million engagements and views across social media platforms. The Center also works to empower youth and women, strengthen political participation and social accountability, monitor hate speech, and produce evidence-based digital media content.

The Princess Basma Center for Jordanian Women’s Studies (PBCJWS) at Yarmouk University is a leading academic and community-based institution dedicated to advancing women's empowerment through research, education, capacity-building, and strategic partnerships. Established in 2011 and officially inaugurated in 2013 under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Basma bint Talal, the Center works to promote evidence-based research, support policy development, strengthen women's leadership and participation in public life, and foster national and international collaboration. Through training programs, awareness campaigns, community initiatives, and multidisciplinary research, the Center contributes to sustainable development and supports informed decision-making on issues affecting Jordanian women, in alignment with Jordan's national development priorities.

Al-Thoria Center, established in 2006, is a nonprofit organization with a dedicated mission. Their commitment revolves around supporting comprehensive reform initiatives and actively participating in national efforts to achieve sustainable and inclusive development within the Jordanian context.

Kanz Jordan is a pioneering youth-driven organization empowering young people with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become active citizens and advocates for their civic rights. Through dynamic trainings, campaigns, and community initiatives, Kanz Jordan inspires youth to engage in public life and create meaningful change in their communities. At the same time, Kanz Jordan works alongside institutions to build more youth-friendly policies, inclusive environments, and safe spaces where young voices are not only heard but actively shape decisions and the future of society.

Jordan Strategy Forum is a leading Jordanian think tank on economic development. Founded in 2012, JSF was formed to enable the private sector to engage in constructive dialogue on local economic issues and achieve comprehensive economic development. It brings together companies, scholars, and economic experts to offer a space for evidence-based debate and research, encouraging private-sector involvement in inclusive economic growth as well as promoting sustainable economic development strategies and raising awareness around development issues.

SIRAN for Development and Capacity Building is an independent Jordanian non-profit foundation established in 2025, dedicated to bridging structural gaps in economic and financial governance. Through a rigorous, evidence-based approach, SIRAN drives economic policy development and fiscal reform, establishing itself as a national reference for comprehensive developmental planning.

The Politics and Society Institute (PSI) is an independent Jordanian nonprofit organization established in 2020. It operates as a think-and-do tank, combining knowledge production with the development of practical initiatives, programs, and actionable policy proposals. PSI produces applied research, policy analysis, and forward-looking studies addressing political, social, economic, and security challenges in Jordan and the wider region. The Institute also uses digital listening, discourse analysis, and social media monitoring tools to understand public opinion trends and track emerging political and societal issues. Through research, policy dialogue, digital listening, training, and partnerships, PSI seeks to promote evidence-based policymaking, good governance, the rule of law, democratic participation, and the meaningful engagement of youth in political and public life.

The Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (HCD) is an independent public institution in Jordan headed by His Royal Highness Prince Mired bin Ra'ad bin Zeid Al-Hussein. It serves as the primary national legal and policy umbrella protecting and promoting the rights of individuals with disabilities.

The Center for Strategic Studies was founded in 1984 as an academic unit at the University of Jordan and deals primarily with conducting research and events in the field of regional conflicts, international relations, and security.

The Middle East Research Institute (MERI) is an independent policy research institute based in Erbil that focuses on political, economic, security, and social developments in Iraq and the wider Middle East. MERI produces applied research, policy analysis, and public opinion work to support evidence-based decision making and informed public debate, and it convenes policymakers, academics, civil society, and international partners through various events. Its flagship annual event is the MERI Forum, which, in its 2024 edition, launched the Levant and Iraq (LIF) Forum, an initiative dedicated to strengthening regional think tank networks through an annual meeting hosted in one of the region’s capitals.

Established in 2025, the NATO Liaison Office in Amman, Jordan is the first liaison office of its kind in the Middle East, reflecting Jordan’s strategic importance to the Alliance as the most active of the 40 Major Non-NATO Allies. The office facilitates collaboration in areas such as defense capacity building, crisis management, cybersecurity, and regional security analysis.