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Zarqa, July 1 (Petra) – Zarqa’s commercial re-exports fell to JD20.9
million in June, compared with JD31.5 million in May and JD32 million
in June 2025, according to certificates of origin issued by the Zarqa
Chamber of Commerce (ZCC).
A total of 317 certificates of origin were issued during the month.
ZCC President Hussein Shreim said vehicles and auto parts accounted
for the largest share of re-exports.
Other products included construction materials, sanitary ware,
pharmaceuticals, food products, clothing, jewelry, electrical and
electronic devices, furniture, and stationery, he added.
The figures reflect a slowdown in the city’s re-export activity on
both a monthly and annual basis.
//Petra// AO
