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Amman, Aug. 31 (Petra) — The joint Jordanian-Palestinian Exhibition
(JOPAL EXPO) will bring together 200 industrial and commercial
companies from Jordan and Palestine from Oct. 28-31, providing a
platform to expand bilateral trade and create new investment and
business opportunities.
Organized by the Palestinian-Jordanian Business Forum in cooperation
with the Federation of Palestinian Chambers of Commerce, Industry and
Agriculture, the four-day exhibition will be held at the Jordan
International Exhibition Center at Mecca Mall on an area exceeding
17,000 square meters.
The exhibition will feature dedicated Jordanian and Palestinian
pavilions, along with a special pavilion for handicrafts and heritage
products, highlighting the economic ties between the two countries
and seeking to translate their longstanding relations into practical
opportunities in trade, industry and investment.
According to a joint statement issued by the organizers Monday, JOPAL
EXPO aims to deepen economic integration, expand two-way trade and
promote Jordanian and Palestinian products in both markets.
The exhibition will also support local industries, companies and
products by helping them expand their market presence and connect
directly with importers, agents and distributors.
The organizers highlighted Jordan’s strategic location and broad
economic network as an important gateway to Arab, regional and
international markets, offering Palestinian businesses opportunities
to access wider markets through the Kingdom.
At the same time, the exhibition will enable Jordanian companies and
factories to explore the Palestinian market, establish direct
partnerships with Palestinian importers and traders, and pursue new
distribution, agency, trade and investment opportunities through
business-to-business meetings held during the event.
//Petra// AJ