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Jordanian exports to Netherlands stands JD16m in 2014

byCustoms Today Report
19/06/2015
in International Customs, Jordan
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AMMAN: Jordan’s commerce and industry chiefs recently sought enhanced relations with the Netherlands.  During meetings in Amsterdam with represintatives of Rotterdam chambers of commerce and industry, Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) President Issa Murad and Amman Chamber of Industry (ACI) President Ziad Homsi discussed ways to enhance commercial and investment ties.

The talks addressed many issues of mutual interest that highlighted the significance for ACC and ACI to sign cooperation agreements with their Dutch peers, especially that Netherland’s chambers have more than 1 million members. The Kingdom’s exports to the Netherlands in 2014 stood at JD16 million, compared to JD194 million worth of Dutch exports to Jordan in the same year, according to Murad.

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Murad stressed the Jordanian private sector’s keenness to enhance economic and investment cooperation, especially in terms of attracting more Dutch investments to the Kingdom in the sectors of tourism and renewable and alternative energy. He also noted that there are many Dutch companies that run investments in Jordan in different sectors such as construction, transport, fruits and vegetables.

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