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Jordan-Iraq Economic Forum boosts bilateral ties | Business - Vimarsana News

Jordan-Iraq Economic Forum boosts bilateral ties | Business

Investment Minister Kholoud Saqqaf reaffirmed Jordan's steadfast commitment to nurturing Iraqi investments,...

Jordan and Iraq boost bilateral ties - Vimarsana News

Jordan and Iraq boost bilateral ties

Dead Sea, May 5 (Petra) - Investment Minister Kholoud Saqqaf reaffirmed Jordan's steadfast commitment to nurturing Iraqi investments, providing them wit

Kingdom's industry sees 'impressive' production, exports — Jaghbir - Vimarsana News

Kingdom's industry sees 'impressive' production, exports — Jaghbir

AMMAN — President of the Amman chambers of industry Fathi Jaghbir said on Wednesday that the Jordanian industry has "substantial" opportunities at the local and international levels.Jaghbir explained that the Jordanian industry has seen "impressive" activity in production and exports over the past years, which opened up previously untapped markets, with Jordanian products now

35 local industrial companies participate in Gulfood 2024 in Dubai | Business - Vimarsana News

35 local industrial companies participate in Gulfood 2024 in Dubai | Business

35 Jordanian companies specialized in food industries are taking part in Gulfood 2024, the world's largest...

Jordan ensures uninterrupted wheat, barley imports despite Red Sea tensions - Vimarsana News

Jordan ensures uninterrupted wheat, barley imports despite Red Sea tensions

AMMAN — Amid rising Red Sea tensions, the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Supply’s spokesperson Yanal Barmawi said that over 90 per cent of Jordan’s imports of wheat and barley remain unaffected.According to the spokesperson, “Wheat and barley imports are transported by sea from a number of Eastern European countries including Romania and Montenegro reaching Aqaba port via the