AMMAN — President of the Amman Chamber of
Industry Fathi Jaghbir said on Saturday that the Jordanian economic delegation
at the Algiers International Fair discussed trade relations between Jordan and
Algeria with a view to achieving an Arab commercial integration, according to
Al-Mamlaka TV.
At the end of the Jordanian delegation’s visit,
Jaghbir said that the volume of trade exchange between Jordan and Algeria is
not satisfying at all, and that successive governments, on both sides, failed
to increase it.
He added that the volume of trade between the two
sides did not exceed $200 million, and stressed the need to make it reach
billions of dollars.
Jaghbir called for increasing the business relation between
the two countries and for providing customs exemptions on goods, and stressed
the importance of establishing joint businesses to enhance economic cooperation
and increase the volume of investment.
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AMMAN — President of the Amman Chamber of
Industry Fathi Jaghbir said on Saturday that the Jordanian economic delegation
at the Algiers International Fair discussed trade relations between Jordan and
Algeria with a view to achieving an Arab commercial integration, according to
Al-Mamlaka TV.
At the end of the Jordanian delegation’s visit,
Jaghbir said that the volume of trade exchange between Jordan and Algeria is
not satisfying at all, and that successive governments, on both sides, failed
to increase it.
He added that the volume of trade between the two
sides did not exceed $200 million, and stressed the need to make it reach
billions of dollars.
Jaghbir called for increasing the business relation between
the two countries and for providing customs exemptions on goods, and stressed
the importance of establishing joint businesses to enhance economic cooperation
and increase the volume of investment.
Read more Business
Jordan News
