Cairo, Sept. 3 (Petra) – Jordan’s Permanent Representative to Arab
League, Amjad Adaileh, on Thursday led the Kingdom’s delegation at
the 118th Arab Economic and Social Council (AESC) meeting, held at
the ministerial level at the Arab League’s headqaurters in Egypt.

Speaking on behalf of Minister of Industry, Trade, and Supply,
Adaileh stated the Jordan’s commitment to expanding Arab economic,
trade, and investment ties.

Adaileh pointed to “key” agenda priorities, including the Greater
Arab Free Trade Area, the Arab Customs Union, and broader regional
trade and investment development.

“Jordan attaches great importance to deepening Arab economic
coordination and expanding the frameworks of joint action,” he
pointed out.

Through the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Supply and its role in
the Economic and Social Council, he said Jordan is exerting every
effort to strengthen pan-Arab economic, trade, and investment
relations, and is “fully” prepared to exchange expertise and activate
communication channels and working mechanisms with Arab nations.

He noted Jordan’s “active” participation, alongside Arab nations in
advancing inter-Arab cooperation projects, aimed to reach decisions
and recommendations that contribute to achieving the desired Arab
integration.

To address the economic fallout from ongoing regional conflicts,
particularly on supply chains, transport, energy, and food security,
Adaileh called for more “innovative and effective” cooperation
mechanisms to safeguard regional economies and advance economic
integration.

//Petra// HA