The relations between the two countries are deeply rooted, rooted in the blood of the Jordanian martyrs who fell on Palestine's wealth and are proud of the relations between the two peoples. 

He added that the Amman Chamber of Industry will organize an exhibition of Jordanian industries in the city of Jenin during the month of April next as part of the strategy of the Chamber aimed at increasing Jordanian exports to the Palestinian market as one of the target markets for the Jordanian industry, 

This came during a meeting held in the premises of the Chamber in the presence of the Governor of Jenin, Major General Akram Rajoub and Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Jenin Zoukan Abu Bakr Board member of the Jenin Chamber Ahmed Nazzal, Director General of the Chamber Mohammed Kamil and representatives of Tamimi organization of exhibitions and its agent in Palestine, The exhibition was attended by members of the Board of Directors of the Amman Chamber of Industry, Eng. Musa Al Sakat, Vice President of the Chamber of Industry of Amman, Tamim Al Qasrawi, Secretary of the Board, Ahmed Al Khudari, Treasurer of the Board, Saad Yassin, Deputy Secretary, Unburden Jordan Industry Mohammed Walid Jitan and Director General of the Amman Chamber of Industry Dr. Nael Housami. 

The Chamber will work to ensure that the Jordanian participation in this exhibition is large and diverse and includes all sectors, especially since the Chamber benefited from its previous experiences in organizing exhibitions in Palestine. The exhibition will be the fifth after it was held in Ramallah, Nablus, Hebron and Beit Which has witnessed a significant turnout by Jordanian industrialists, stressing that despite the obstacles of the occupation, which led to the lack of access to a large number of them necessary to participate, but this will not stand in the way of continuing to hold an annual exhibition in the Palestinian territories, The room was ready for Cooperation with the Federation of Palestinian Chambers for the establishment of an exhibition of Palestinian industries in the Kingdom. 

For his part, Major General Akram Rajoub, Governor of Jenin, said that all the concerned bodies will contribute to the success of this exhibition by facilitating the issuance of entry permits for Jordanian participants, as well as arranging for bilateral working meetings between the Jordanian and Palestinian sides, noting that what distinguishes Jenin from other cities The city of Jenin is considered the third largest Palestinian city in the West Bank after Hebron and Nablus. 

He pointed out that there is international and Arab pressure to reconsider the economic gap in the Paris Protocol between the Palestinian Authority and the occupation authorities, stressing that the biggest beneficiary of the amendment of this protocol will be Jordan by increasing its export to the Palestinian market.

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