Fathi Al-Jaghbeer, Chairman of the Jordan Chamber of Industry and the Amman Chamber of Industry, participated in the Jordan–Vietnam Business Forum held on Thursday, as part of His Majesty King Abdullah II’s official visit to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The forum saw wide participation from both public and private sector representatives from the two countries.
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In a statement on Saturday, Al-Jaghbeer said that Jordanian and Vietnamese companies aim to build bridges of trust and cooperation through industrial investment, emphasizing that this step marks the beginning of an advanced path toward economic relations based on genuine partnership and tangible results.
He stressed the pivotal role of King Abdullah II in opening new horizons for Jordan’s national industry, both through his ongoing directives to enhance Jordan’s competitiveness and through his direct efforts to strengthen the Kingdom’s position as a regional gateway to surrounding markets.
Al-Jaghbeer noted that the King’s continuous support for the private sector and his vision to enable Jordan to play a key regional role were foundational in making this distinguished forum possible.
He highlighted that the King’s vision of forging international economic partnerships based on diversification and openness is paving the way for advanced industrial cooperation between Jordan and Vietnam, transforming bilateral relations into a model built on integration, mutual respect, and shared values.
Al-Jaghbeer expressed his deep appreciation for the leadership of the Vietnamese Prime Minister, noting that the economic environment provided by the Vietnamese government—based on innovation and growth—has made Vietnam one of the most dynamic economies in Asia. He added that this opens wide opportunities for Jordanian companies to build investment and industrial partnerships across multiple sectors.
He emphasized that Jordan and Vietnam are capable of creating an advanced partnership model focused on real economic outcomes, grounded in mutual respect and shared values, considering the business forum as the start of a new chapter of cooperation that turns friendship into progress and opportunities into sustainable success.
Al-Jaghbeer extended his thanks to the Vietnamese government and the President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry for their excellent organization and efforts in ensuring the forum’s success, expressing hope that this forum represents a first step toward a more prosperous economic future for both peoples and contributes to strengthening industrial cooperation, positively impacting trade and investment between the two countries.
