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Amman, Sept. 28 (Petra) – The Jordanian Businessmen Association (JBA)
and the Turkish Embassy in Amman agreed on Monday to activate the
Jordanian-Turkish Business Council to boost bilateral trade,
investment, and economic ties.
JBA Chairman Ayman Alawneh and Turkish Ambassador to Jordan Hakan
Karaçay outlined the preparations for the council’s upcoming meeting,
scheduled for early October in Istanbul, which will bring together
private sector representatives to explore joint ventures and
commercial opportunities.
Alawneh said the council is a crucial platform for direct business
communication, seeking to facilitate trade, encourage mutual
investment, and open new markets for Jordanian and Turkish companies.
He stressed the importance of turning potential opportunities into
tangible economic projects.
Karaçay, for his part, voiced Ankara’s commitment to boosting
economic relations, noting that the Istanbul meeting is a forum for
private sector dialogue, showcasing priority investment sectors and
fostering stronger partnerships between business communities.
//Petra// HA
