Jordan-EU Investment Conference to explore partnerships, boost exports

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Amman The Jordan-EU Investment Conference aims to strengthen economic ties, attract quality investments, boost exports and create job opportunities through partnerships between Jordanian and European businesses. ...

The Jordan-EU Investment Conference aims to strengthen economic ties, attract quality investments, boost exports and create job opportunities through partnerships between Jordanian and European businesses.

Scheduled for November 19 at the Dead Sea, the conference will explore investment opportunities and cooperation in key sectors, including renewable energy, clean technologies, manufacturing, the digital economy, logistics and infrastructure.

Ihab Qadri, a board member of the Jordan Chamber of Industry, said the conference represents an important milestone in strengthening economic and industrial cooperation between Jordan and the European Union following the announcement of their comprehensive strategic partnership.

He said that Jordan's industrial sector offers promising opportunities for European investors, particularly in pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, food, engineering, electrical, chemical, fertiliser and garment industries.

He discussed the potential for cooperation in green industries, advanced technologies and joint manufacturing to enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of Jordanian products.

Qadri called for narrowing the trade gap with the EU by increasing industrial exports, utilising untapped market opportunities and attracting European investments focused on production and exports.

Meanwhile, Abdul Rahman Abu Tir, founder of Smart Millennium, a company specialising in smart energy solutions, said Jordan offers an attractive investment environment thanks to its strategic location, trade agreements, skilled workforce and growing industrial capabilities.

Abu Tir identified renewable energy, smart energy management, clean technologies, water, advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence and data analytics as promising areas for cooperation.

He also urged joint research and development, university-industry partnerships, technology transfer and establishing joint ventures.

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