The second Arab-British Economic Forum will be held in London on Tuesday, in the presence of a high level businessmen and investors from both sides, reported Petra's official website.
The Arab-British Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Forum in collaboration with the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, as Jordan is the partner country for this session. Moreover, the United Kingdom Trade and Investment department, the League of Arab States, and the General Union of Chambers of Commerce are also participating in the organization of the forum.
Nael Kabariti, Chairman of Jordan Chamber of Commerce, said that the forum is a gateway to stimulate Jordan's investment opportunities in the light of its stability and security.
Jordan’s economic delegation will underline the Kingdom's attractive and safe investment climate despite all the risks and challenges in the region, he noted, adding that Jordan's session will be an opportunity to discuss legislative and regulatory reforms as well as the positive developments in the national economy, thus attracting investment in all sectors.
"Jordan's strategic location will also be highlighted in the Forum as an access to different regional markets and more than a billion consumers around the World due to the Free Trade Agreements with many of the international economic blocs," Kabariti added, emphasizing on the country’s important projects that attract global companies.
The Arab-British Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Forum in collaboration with the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, as Jordan is the partner country for this session. Moreover, the United Kingdom Trade and Investment department, the League of Arab States, and the General Union of Chambers of Commerce are also participating in the organization of the forum.
Nael Kabariti, Chairman of Jordan Chamber of Commerce, said that the forum is a gateway to stimulate Jordan's investment opportunities in the light of its stability and security.
Jordan’s economic delegation will underline the Kingdom's attractive and safe investment climate despite all the risks and challenges in the region, he noted, adding that Jordan's session will be an opportunity to discuss legislative and regulatory reforms as well as the positive developments in the national economy, thus attracting investment in all sectors.
"Jordan's strategic location will also be highlighted in the Forum as an access to different regional markets and more than a billion consumers around the World due to the Free Trade Agreements with many of the international economic blocs," Kabariti added, emphasizing on the country’s important projects that attract global companies.
Source:
Mubasher
