H.E. MP Khaled Mousa Abu Hassan is a Jordanian parliamentarian representing the Ar-Ramtha and Bani Kinana District. He first entered the Jordanian House of Representatives after winning the 2016 elections and has continued to serve through subsequent parliamentary terms, including the 19th and 20th Houses of Representatives.

He has held several senior parliamentary committee roles, with particular focus on economy, investment, public services, transport, labour, social development and population affairs. He has served as Chairman of the Economy and Investment Committee in the 19th Parliament and again in the 20th Parliament, strengthening his role in legislative and policy discussions linked to investment, economic development and private-sector growth.

His parliamentary work also includes participation in financial, education and higher education committees, as well as parliamentary brotherhood committees with Iraq, Palestine, Syria and Lebanon. He has also been active in parliamentary friendship associations, including the Jordanian-North American Parliamentary Friendship Association, and formerly served as President of the Italian Friendship Association.

At the regional level, H.E. MP Khaled Abu Hassan has contributed to Arab parliamentary cooperation. In December 2021, he was elected by the Arab Parliament as Chairman of the Parliamentary Group for Science and Technology, formally assuming the role in January 2022. He has also served on the Financial and Economic Committee of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union.

His parliamentary record includes more than 380 floor interventions, covering legislative, oversight, organisational and policy-related matters. This reflects an active role in parliamentary debate, scrutiny and legislative engagement.

Alongside his public service, H.E. MP Khaled Abu Hassan has a private-sector background. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Alrawasy Holding for Entertainment Projects Management, a private holding company specialising in the development of shopping malls, family entertainment centres, food and beverage outlets and retail trade.

He holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Jadara University and an International Diploma in IT Skills from the Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Cambridge Centre for IT Skills.

At the UK–Africa Investment Summit 2026, his profile is relevant to discussions on investment policy, infrastructure, public services, transport, private-sector development, science and technology, and cross-border commercial cooperation. His experience across parliament, business and regional engagement brings a practical perspective on how policy, investment and enterprise can support long-term economic growth.