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Amman, Aug. 3 (Petra) — Minister of Transport and Labor Nidal
Qatamin met Monday with a delegation from the British Embassy and
Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to discuss cooperation in supporting
transport sector development projects and benefiting from
international expertise in strategic planning, digital transformation
and service efficiency.
During the meeting, Qatamin outlined the ministry’s priorities and
plans for developing the transport system in line with the Economic
Modernization Vision. He stressed the importance of adopting
international best practices and expanding partnerships with the
private sector in transport projects to strengthen infrastructure
efficiency and improve services for citizens and investors.
The BCG presented its international experience in developing
transport and logistics sectors, managing transformation programs,
and public-private partnership (PPP) models, along with innovative
digital and artificial intelligence solutions to support strategic
project implementation and improve institutional performance.
The meeting included discussion of cooperation opportunities in
preparing studies and development proposals, exchanging expertise and
building capacity to support priority projects, strengthen the
transport sector’s competitiveness and contribute to sustainable
economic development.
Both sides underlined the importance of continued communication and
coordination to explore future areas of cooperation supporting
Jordan’s transport sector development goals.
//Petra// NQ