Petra - A Jordanian economic delegation concluded a working visit to Greece, organized by the Jordan-European Business Association (JEBA), in cooperation with the Hellenic Arab Chamber of Commerce and Development and the Athens Chamber of Industry and Commerce.

According to a press release issued by (Jeba) today, Sunday, the delegation headed by the association's president, Ali Murad, held talks with Greek business owners to enhance trade, investment and tourism exchange and opportunities for Jordanian products to enter the Greek markets.

The Jordanian delegation included businessmen representing the sectors of tourism, travel, real estate, energy, food, agriculture, security, protection, water treatment and sanitation.

During the visit, the delegation discussed with the Chairman of the Athens Chamber of Industry and Commerce economic and trade opportunities and ways to enhance them between the two countries. The meeting also included a presentation on investment opportunities in Jordan.

During the meeting, which was attended by the Jordanian ambassador to Greece, Ahed Sweidat, members of the delegation stressed the importance of developing and raising the level of cooperation and coordination to advance and advance bilateral economic relations.

In addition, during the visit, the delegation participated in the work of the eleventh Arab-Greek Economic Forum, which was recently held in the capital, Athens, where bilateral meetings were held between Jordanian businessmen and their counterparts participating in the forum.

During the visit, cooperation agreements were signed between JEBA, the Athens Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Greek Companies Federation, to enhance mechanisms of cooperation and joint coordination and facilitate the participation of association members in activities, events, exhibitions, conferences and the exchange of delegations.

It is noteworthy that the Kingdom's exports to Greece during the past seven months of this year amounted to 11 million dinars, compared to 25 million imports.

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