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Amman, June 23 (Petra) — Investment Minister Tareq Abughazaleh
participated in the opening of the China International Supply Chain
Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, highlighting Jordan’s investment
opportunities and seeking to expand economic partnerships with
Chinese and international investors.
According to a Ministry of Investment statement issued Tuesday, the
expo, organized by the China Council for the Promotion of
International Trade (CCPIT), is one of the world’s leading platforms
focused on supply chains, trade and investment, bringing together
senior officials, business leaders and global economic institutions.
The minister’s participation comes as part of government efforts to
strengthen Jordan’s presence on the global investment map and broaden
its international economic partnerships.
On the sidelines of the expo, Abughazaleh launched an investment
promotion tour in China that includes meetings with economic
institutions, companies and investors to showcase investment
opportunities in the Kingdom and highlight Jordan’s competitive
advantages as a regional business and investment hub and a gateway to
regional and international markets.
He also held a roundtable meeting with representatives of Chinese
companies and economic institutions, organized by the China Overseas
Development Association (CODA) in cooperation with the Jordanian
Embassy in Beijing. The meeting was attended by Jordan’s Ambassador
to China Hussam Husseini and representatives of Chinese firms
interested in overseas expansion and investment.
During the meetings, Abughazaleh outlined investment opportunities
across key sectors and reviewed recent developments in Jordan’s
investment environment, including incentives and competitive
advantages offered to investors. He highlighted strategic projects in
transport, logistics, energy, water, industry, agriculture and
technology, including road, aviation and railway projects.
Discussions also covered cooperation opportunities in renewable
energy, supply chains, smart logistics and advanced industries.
The minister further participated in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei
Industrial Chain and Supply Chain Conference, where he presented
strategic projects being implemented through public-private
partnerships and reaffirmed Jordan’s commitment to attracting
high-value investments that support technology transfer, job creation
and sustainable economic growth.
Abughazaleh described China as a strategic economic and investment
partner, stressing the importance of international economic and
investment events in strengthening cooperation and attracting quality
investments. He said Jordan has introduced a comprehensive package of
legislative and administrative reforms in recent years that have
improved investment services, enhanced the business environment and
strengthened the Kingdom’s competitiveness as a regional and
international investment destination.
He added that Jordan offers investors multiple competitive
advantages, including a strategic location linking regional markets,
advanced infrastructure, political and economic stability, and an
extensive network of free trade agreements providing access to major
global markets.
The investment promotion tour will continue in the coming days with
meetings involving major Chinese companies and economic institutions
operating in transport, logistics, energy, industry, agriculture and
technology as part of efforts to attract additional investments to
the Kingdom.
//Petra// NQ