Amman—Jordanian and Kazakhstani companies and institutions signed a series of agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) yesterday, Tuesday, in Amman. These agreements cover various sectors, including agriculture, industry, logistics, green technology, information technology, and trade.
The agreements were signed during a business and investment forum organized by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the Kazakhstani embassy in Amman. The event aimed to strengthen commercial ties between the two countries by focusing on diverse trade and service sectors.
The signatories included Kazakh Invest, Elaf Investment Group, Hareez Perfumes, the International Center for Green Technologies and Investment Projects, the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund, Kaz Commercial, Hijazi & Ghosheh, Yurt Tech, Navith Logistics, and RWA Services.
Additionally, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the International Chamber of Commerce of Kazakhstan to deepen economic cooperation and support bilateral trade exchanges.
Khalil Haj Toufiq, President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the importance of enhancing economic collaboration and increasing trade and investment between Jordan and Kazakhstan. He praised the efforts of King Abdullah II in developing Jordan's economic relations with countries worldwide.
Haj Toufiq stressed the need to capitalize on the available opportunities in both countries to boost trade exchanges and establish commercial and economic partnerships. He highlighted Jordan's attractive and secure investment environment, supported by a new investment law and an economic modernization vision.
Despite the challenges posed by the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the broader region, Haj Toufiq noted that Jordan remains a stable and secure hub with numerous promising economic sectors.
Zaher Qatarnah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Investment, underlined the need to build on the evolving bilateral relations to enhance economic and investment ties, which remain below expectations. He highlighted Jordan's investment advantages, including its strategic location and free trade agreements that grant access to over 1.5 billion consumers worldwide.
Qatarnah also mentioned the improved credit rating of Jordan, reflecting the country's sound fiscal and monetary policies, and the 2033 Economic Modernization Vision as a roadmap for the coming decade.
From the Kazakhstani side, Jabidolla Ospanqulov, Head of Investment Committee at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the visit's aim to bolster cooperation in various fields, especially in economics, trade, IT, education, and culture. He urged Jordanian companies to explore investment opportunities in Kazakhstan, particularly in agricultural and food projects.
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Jordan, Talat Shaldanbay, highlighted the importance of the forum in deepening bilateral cooperation. He announced that the fifth session of the Kazakh-Jordanian Joint Committee will be held in Amman this December to explore further economic, trade, and investment cooperation.
On the sidelines of the forum, bilateral meetings were held between companies and business owners from both countries to discuss the economic opportunities available in various sectors. The Kazakhstani delegation included representatives from IT, energy, tourism, agriculture, and other industries.
Amman—Jordanian and Kazakhstani companies and institutions signed a series of agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) yesterday, Tuesday, in Amman. These agreements cover various sectors, including agriculture, industry, logistics, green technology, information technology, and trade.
The agreements were signed during a business and investment forum organized by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the Kazakhstani embassy in Amman. The event aimed to strengthen commercial ties between the two countries by focusing on diverse trade and service sectors.
The signatories included Kazakh Invest, Elaf Investment Group, Hareez Perfumes, the International Center for Green Technologies and Investment Projects, the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund, Kaz Commercial, Hijazi & Ghosheh, Yurt Tech, Navith Logistics, and RWA Services.
Additionally, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the International Chamber of Commerce of Kazakhstan to deepen economic cooperation and support bilateral trade exchanges.
Khalil Haj Toufiq, President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the importance of enhancing economic collaboration and increasing trade and investment between Jordan and Kazakhstan. He praised the efforts of King Abdullah II in developing Jordan's economic relations with countries worldwide.
Haj Toufiq stressed the need to capitalize on the available opportunities in both countries to boost trade exchanges and establish commercial and economic partnerships. He highlighted Jordan's attractive and secure investment environment, supported by a new investment law and an economic modernization vision.
Despite the challenges posed by the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the broader region, Haj Toufiq noted that Jordan remains a stable and secure hub with numerous promising economic sectors.
Zaher Qatarnah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Investment, underlined the need to build on the evolving bilateral relations to enhance economic and investment ties, which remain below expectations. He highlighted Jordan's investment advantages, including its strategic location and free trade agreements that grant access to over 1.5 billion consumers worldwide.
Qatarnah also mentioned the improved credit rating of Jordan, reflecting the country's sound fiscal and monetary policies, and the 2033 Economic Modernization Vision as a roadmap for the coming decade.
From the Kazakhstani side, Jabidolla Ospanqulov, Head of Investment Committee at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the visit's aim to bolster cooperation in various fields, especially in economics, trade, IT, education, and culture. He urged Jordanian companies to explore investment opportunities in Kazakhstan, particularly in agricultural and food projects.
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Jordan, Talat Shaldanbay, highlighted the importance of the forum in deepening bilateral cooperation. He announced that the fifth session of the Kazakh-Jordanian Joint Committee will be held in Amman this December to explore further economic, trade, and investment cooperation.
On the sidelines of the forum, bilateral meetings were held between companies and business owners from both countries to discuss the economic opportunities available in various sectors. The Kazakhstani delegation included representatives from IT, energy, tourism, agriculture, and other industries.
Amman—Jordanian and Kazakhstani companies and institutions signed a series of agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) yesterday, Tuesday, in Amman. These agreements cover various sectors, including agriculture, industry, logistics, green technology, information technology, and trade.
The agreements were signed during a business and investment forum organized by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the Kazakhstani embassy in Amman. The event aimed to strengthen commercial ties between the two countries by focusing on diverse trade and service sectors.
The signatories included Kazakh Invest, Elaf Investment Group, Hareez Perfumes, the International Center for Green Technologies and Investment Projects, the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund, Kaz Commercial, Hijazi & Ghosheh, Yurt Tech, Navith Logistics, and RWA Services.
Additionally, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the International Chamber of Commerce of Kazakhstan to deepen economic cooperation and support bilateral trade exchanges.
Khalil Haj Toufiq, President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the importance of enhancing economic collaboration and increasing trade and investment between Jordan and Kazakhstan. He praised the efforts of King Abdullah II in developing Jordan's economic relations with countries worldwide.
Haj Toufiq stressed the need to capitalize on the available opportunities in both countries to boost trade exchanges and establish commercial and economic partnerships. He highlighted Jordan's attractive and secure investment environment, supported by a new investment law and an economic modernization vision.
Despite the challenges posed by the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the broader region, Haj Toufiq noted that Jordan remains a stable and secure hub with numerous promising economic sectors.
Zaher Qatarnah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Investment, underlined the need to build on the evolving bilateral relations to enhance economic and investment ties, which remain below expectations. He highlighted Jordan's investment advantages, including its strategic location and free trade agreements that grant access to over 1.5 billion consumers worldwide.
Qatarnah also mentioned the improved credit rating of Jordan, reflecting the country's sound fiscal and monetary policies, and the 2033 Economic Modernization Vision as a roadmap for the coming decade.
From the Kazakhstani side, Jabidolla Ospanqulov, Head of Investment Committee at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the visit's aim to bolster cooperation in various fields, especially in economics, trade, IT, education, and culture. He urged Jordanian companies to explore investment opportunities in Kazakhstan, particularly in agricultural and food projects.
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Jordan, Talat Shaldanbay, highlighted the importance of the forum in deepening bilateral cooperation. He announced that the fifth session of the Kazakh-Jordanian Joint Committee will be held in Amman this December to explore further economic, trade, and investment cooperation.
On the sidelines of the forum, bilateral meetings were held between companies and business owners from both countries to discuss the economic opportunities available in various sectors. The Kazakhstani delegation included representatives from IT, energy, tourism, agriculture, and other industries.
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Jordan, Kazakhstan Firms Ink Trade, Investment MoUs in Amman
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