AMMAN — Jordan
News Agency, Petra, reported that the Head of the
Business and Professional Women Association (BPWA), Rana Abwah, said Jordanian industry needs
"stronger" support, calling for spurring
export and reducing
production costs, especially the energy bill.
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In her interview with Petra on Saturday, she stressed the need to support
export of national products, prepare youth to possess technical and
professional skills, and encourage young people to enter the vocational market.
The Jordanian industrial sector "has proven its presence" and
maintained the quality of its products and their competitiveness in the export
markets, she pointed out.
Reviewing the most prominent challenges facing the industrial sector since its
launch in Jordan nearly 70 years ago, she said the list includes lack of
cross-governmental strategic plans and careful case studies based on
information analysis.
Lauding citizen's confidence in the national products as "good”, she said
many have proven their competitiveness and quality, however should be further
strengthened by national campaigns, stressing the need to help industrial
companies in promoting and developing their products to meet consumer needs.
Abwah also stressed the need to further activate the partnership between the
public and private sectors through collective effort and teamwork to achieve
interests of the national economy and address related challenges, according to
Petra.
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