He imported $ 815 million from Jordan Turkey and released it with 106 million …
Hamdi al -Taba, president of the Jordanian Businessmen Association, emphasized the importance of strengthening economic and investment ties between Jordan and Turkey.
During the Jordanian -Turkish Business Council organized by the Turkish Foreign Economic Relations Council, Al -Taba pointed out the need to expand the boundaries of trade cooperation between the two sides, and to support the Private Sector to upgrade the Private Sector.
He said that the Jordanian -Disclaimed Relationships are firmly from cooperation and friendship with historical roots, pointing out a continuous effort to improve these relationships to vast boundaries.
Over the past two decades, he emphasized that there are many common classes to expand cooperation and strengthen the strategic federation in the fields of relations, especially in the economic cooperation sectors, which have been categorized by relations between the two countries, harmony and consensus.
He pointed out that the amount of trade transmission was about $ 1 billion in 2024, as Jordan imported about $ 815 million from Turkey, which did not exceed $ 106 million compared to Jordanian exports, which only 12% of the total trade transaction, which should strengthen the Jordanian exports.
He called on the Al -Turkish business community to improve the cooperation among merchants from both sides by seeking investment opportunities available in the kingdom, intensifying meetings and implementing joint coordination with the representatives of the private sector.
He pointed out that Jordan is presently implemented in the view of economic modernization, which includes trusted departments for the welfare of the Turkish investor: In addition to information and communication technology, logistics services, tourism, agriculture, health care, energy and mines, public and private sectors.
He emphasized that since the Jordanian -Good Business Council was established in 1994, he contributed to the creation of a bridge for communication between the business community, and played an important role in improvement of economic conversation, exchanging experiences and information, and organizing meetings that contributed to the coordination of business relations.
For his part, Leviti Brande, the president of the Turkish side, confirmed the depth of the Jordanian -Turkish relationship and its positive reflection of various economic, business and investment conditions, indicating that the Council is trying to implement the free trade agreement in a consistent way to improve the interest of the two countries.
The congregation spokesman from the Jordanian side, Yusri Dupoop, emphasized the importance of the congregation as a strategic platform for improve bilateral cooperation, and improved the rooting confidence between the two sides on the basis of mutual interests.
The council’s attempt to re -implement the Free Trade Agreement with Turgia in order to achieve national economic interests is also speeding with Jordan’s aspirations towards economic openness.
The council focuses on strengthening offers and investment offers that promote the transmission of opportunities and create joint development, especially in major sectors such as industry, medical tourism, energy and mining, which have confidence skills for fill and joint cooperation.
In turn, Salim al -Tada, president of the Turkish -Jordanian Business Association, said that two years ago, the association was established with a clear view of the association’s economic relations and coordinating strategic cooperation between the two countries.
This association covers a group of major Jordanian merchants with trade relations and useful allies with Turgian, and they believe in the importance of mutual investment and collective cooperation.
He emphasized that it represents a trusted place for investing in the Jordan region, as its strategic geographical location, the presence of political stability and educated employees, in addition to the opportunities available in key sectors, in addition to the opportunities available in key sectors: renewable energy, tourism, information technology, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing and logistics services.
Its location in the center of the Middle East and North Africa region is a gateway to major markets such as Iraq and the Gulf Cooperation Council, and 1.5 billion consumers, independent businesses and free companies and free Asian countries.
He added: “The investment environment in Jordan is based on a legal structure that ensures equality between local and foreign investor, and provides the necessary protection for investments, and promotes novelty, entrepreneurs, research and development.”
Turkish ambassador in Jordan said in his role, Jordanian -Turkish Economic Authority said that meetings of the Economic Commission will be held in Amman next October, which will contribute to the opening of real borders for economic and investment cooperation and to discuss the ways of dealing with traders.
He added: “The Jordan and Turkey and the region are usually facing similar challenges due to high costs and costs in Syria and Iraq as a result of internal challenges in Syria and Iraq, but these conditions also provide new opportunities for economic cooperation between the two countries, as well as close political cooperation.”
He pointed out that the real opportunities for manufacturing and joint marketing towards the Syrian markets and the region of the region – for Turkey and Jordan – are positive improvements to raise US and European sanctions on neighbors open to Turkey and Jordan.
He expressed his confidence in the possibility of establishing a real economic union between Turkey and Jordan, providing a business in export, and the rivalry benefits of Jordan, which is compared to Turkey’s high Jordanian skills and the large industrial and investment areas of the kingdom, and Turkey.
For his part, the Jordanian Ambassador to Turgia, Haseem al -Qadib, confirmed that the meeting of the congregation’s meetings is in difficult and complex situations that cross the region.
He called on the need to raise the amount of trade exchange between the two countries to reflect the depth of historical relations, noted that the congregation was a positive step in this direction.
