The head of the Jordan and Amman Chambers of Industry, Eng. Fathi Al-Jaghbir, confirmed that the Egyptian side promised to study the non-requirement of registration of Jordanian factories and national exports to them within the official and regulatory bodies of Egypt. 

Al-Jaghbir added to Al-Rai that the aim of this action by the Egyptian brothers is to limit any bureaucratic procedures that prevent the flow of exports that have been explained to the Egyptian side recently. 

He praised the Egyptian response to the demands of the private sector in Jordan in general and the industrial sector in particular, which was presented during the meetings of the Jordanian-Egyptian High Joint Committee held in Cairo recently. 

Eng. Al-Jaghbir said that the Egyptian Prime Minister praised the introduction of the Jordanian private sector and how to present impediments to the flow of exports between the two sides. He promised to study all impediments to improving the trade balance between the two sides. 

Engineer Al-Jaghbir expressed his great optimism about the outcome of the meetings between the two sides, which will appear in the near future, as the Egyptian side expressed great desire to support trade and industrial exchange between Jordan and Egypt. 

He announced the intention of the Egyptian government to grant Jordanian exports an additional comparative advantage that would make it superior to all imports from other countries. 

He pointed out that these results reached by the two sides as a result of clarity of the Jordanian side of the claims and identify obstacles accurately, especially as the Egyptian side praised the method of subtraction and identify obstacles. 

He called on all Jordanian industrialists to provide Jordan Chamber of Industry with any impediments to their export movement to the Egyptian side, stressing that the Chamber will follow up all the problems that come from the industrialists to discuss with the Egyptian side through the Jordanian government.

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