AMMAN — The executive program for the Economic Modernization Vision (EMV) has established 63 high-value industry initiatives at a total cost of
JD245 million for 2023-2025 in the sectors of industry, agriculture, food
security, and logistics services, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Industrial initiatives aim to improve Jordan's global rankings, enhance the
competitiveness of local industries, develop the national export volume, launch
a policy to promote "Made in Jordan" products, build a database for
the manufacturing sectors, and further develop strategies.
In the agricultural and food security sectors, the initiatives are
targeted at improving Jordan's global rankings, simplifying regulatory
procedures, and expanding agricultural lending programs and agricultural
industries dependent on local production inputs, among other goals.
As for Jordan's logistics and transportation sector, the initiatives aim
to align legislation and procedures related to facilitating transport and
trade, develop infrastructure for land transport and ports, digitize government
services, and strengthen public-private partnership.
The package also includes plans to implement sustainable development and
environmentally friendly projects, carry out a solar energy project at Queen
Alia International Airport, and promote regional connectivity for the transport
sector.
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AMMAN — The executive program for the
Economic Modernization Vision (EMV) has established 63 high-value industry initiatives at a total cost of
JD245 million for 2023-2025 in the sectors of industry, agriculture, food
security, and logistics services, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Industrial initiatives aim to improve Jordan's global rankings, enhance the
competitiveness of local industries, develop the
national export volume, launch
a policy to promote "Made in Jordan" products, build a database for
the manufacturing sectors, and further develop strategies.
In the agricultural and food security sectors, the initiatives are
targeted at improving Jordan's
global rankings, simplifying regulatory
procedures, and expanding agricultural lending programs and agricultural
industries dependent on local production inputs, among other goals.
As for Jordan's logistics and transportation sector, the initiatives aim
to align legislation and procedures related to facilitating transport and
trade, develop infrastructure for land transport and ports, digitize government
services, and strengthen
public-private partnership.
The package also includes plans to implement sustainable development and
environmentally friendly projects, carry out a solar energy project at Queen
Alia International Airport, and promote regional connectivity for the transport
sector.
Read more National news
Jordan News
