The Abu Dhabi International Exhibition for Exhibitions and Exhibitions (IPCO) recently announced that the exhibition has achieved good and fruitful results for the majority of participating companies. 

The company's director Raed Abu Saada said that many of the participating companies signed contracts for the export of Jordanian goods and products to the Qatari market, while other companies are waiting for a response from their Qatari counterpart to sign contracts and commercial agencies. 

He said during a press conference on Wednesday: The industrial sectors that participated in the exhibition are food, plastic, chemical and wood, packaging, stone and marble, expected to reflect these partnerships on the two trade exchanges of the current year. 

Abu Sada said that the exhibition, organized for the time and organized by APCO and supported by the Amman Chamber of Industry and the Investment Authority, provided a great opportunity for the Jordanian industrial companies to present their products to the Qatari traders and importers. 

He pointed out that the exhibition opened by the Minister of State for Investment Muhannad Shehadeh and Qatari Minister of Commerce and Industry Ali bin Ahmed Al-Kuwari was supported by many bodies, foremost among them the Amman Chamber of Industry, the Investment Authority, the Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Jordanian and Amman Trade Unions. 

The exhibition, which lasted three days with the participation of 100 industrial companies representing various sectors, was one of the largest events held locally and abroad in terms of the number of companies participating in it. He pointed out that the exhibitions are an important commercial platform to promote the national industry. 

He pointed out that the exhibition sought to promote the national industry and attract agents and buyers from the Qatari traders and importers, explaining that the Qatari market has a lot of investment and marketing opportunities for the sectors of industry, trade and tourism therapeutic and entertainment. 

The Kingdom's exports to Qatar during the 11 months of last year 2018 about 87 million dinars, compared to 82 million dinars imports. 

Jordan exports to Qatar plant products, live animals, chemical industries, machinery, machinery, food, plastics, articles of stone and ordinary metals, and various commodities and products, while importing metal products, plastics, metals and chemical industries.

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