The head of the Jordan and Amman Chambers of Industry, Engineer Fathi Al-Jaghbair, stressed that Jordan is an example of cooperation and complementarity of the relations and efforts of the three parties in the work force with the employers and the concerned government agencies, in appreciation of the efforts of all workers in the industrial sector. 

Al-Jaghbair said in a press statement issued on the occasion of International Workers' Day that the industrial sector, which employs more than 240,000 workers and employs about one million people and makes up 22% of the total labour force in the Kingdom, is keen to create more jobs for the people of this country. Thus contributing to solving the problems of unemployment and poverty in Jordan. 

Al-Jaghbair said that Jordan's workers are the ones who build achievements and contribute to the prosperity and progress of the country, and that their efforts are beneficial to the national economy and the people of the homeland, which contributes to the strengthening of the state of production and self-reliance, and we always strive to be the rights and privileges of workers in the greatest forms, Enabling them to make more. 

Al-Jaghbair pointed out that the social and structural reform program sponsored by His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al-Hussein is a clear example of interest in training issues and improving productivity. Its main focus is the development and development of human resources, both in terms of education and modernization and the introduction of techniques in the teaching stages, And workers. 

On the occasion of Labour Day, and to meet the challenges of globalization and competition, which depends primarily on the productivity of the worker, Al-Jaghbair called for the study of all aspects related to productivity and the requirements for increasing it through cooperation between the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Labour from the government sector and private industry chambers, Sons of the homeland to increase Jordanian exports. 

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