AMMAN — A total of 12,000 gasoline
vehicles were cleared at the Zarqa Free Zone during the first nine months of
this year, accounting for the highest percentage of vehicles cleared, said the
president of the Jordanian Free Zones Investors Association, Mohammad
Al-Bustanji, a local news outlet reported.
Meanwhile, 7,400 diesel vehicles and 9,400 hybrid
vehicles were cleared during the same period at the Zarqa Free Zone, bringing
the total number of electric vehicles cleared to 11,700, Bustanji said.
A total of about 41,000 vehicles were cleared at the zone
through the third quarter of this year, approximately the same number as last
year, he said.
Bustanji noted that around 33,000 vehicles were
re-exported from the Zarqa Free Zone in the first nine months of 2022, compared
to 37,000 vehicles in the first nine months of 2021.
The
free zone is witnessing an increase in the clearance of both gasoline and
electric vehicles, with a decline in hybrid vehicle clearances due to their
raised prices, the president noted, adding that the clearance of diesel
vehicles has remained stable.
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AMMAN — A total of 12,000 gasoline
vehicles were cleared at the
Zarqa Free Zone during the first nine months of
this year, accounting for the highest percentage of vehicles cleared, said the
president of the Jordanian Free Zones Investors Association, Mohammad
Al-Bustanji, a local news outlet reported.
Meanwhile, 7,400 diesel vehicles and 9,400 hybrid
vehicles were cleared during the same period at the Zarqa Free Zone, bringing
the total number of electric vehicles cleared to 11,700, Bustanji said.
A total of about 41,000 vehicles were cleared at the zone
through the third quarter of this year, approximately the same number as last
year, he said.
Bustanji noted that around 33,000 vehicles were
re-exported from the Zarqa Free Zone in the first nine months of 2022, compared
to 37,000 vehicles in the first nine months of 2021.
The
free zone is witnessing an increase in the clearance of both gasoline and
electric vehicles, with a decline in hybrid vehicle clearances due to their
raised prices, the president noted, adding that the clearance of diesel
vehicles has remained stable.
Read more Business
Jordan News
