Industrialists and traders discussed the opportunities to strengthen the Jordanian-Palestinian economy and expand the trade exchange between the two countries, so that Jordanian goods would be a substitute for Israeli industries in the Palestinian market. 

In a joint press conference held yesterday at the Amman Chamber of Industry, Jordan Chamber of Industry and Industry Chairman Fathi Al-Jaghbair stressed the necessity of transferring the continuous cooperation between Jordan, Palestine and other Arab countries to a more practical step on the ground. Industry, including frequent visits and mutual meetings, follow up the volume of trade exchanges, and solve the obstacles facing Jordanian exports to these markets with the concerned authorities in the Kingdom and in these countries, which benefits all parties. 

He added that the Chamber has taken an approach for several years to establish exhibitions that include Jordanian industries in several Palestinian areas such as Hebron, Nablus and Bethlehem. He also welcomed the wide participation in the upcoming Jenin exhibition from various sectors, Jordanian industrial, educational, therapeutic and tourism sectors, And putting all the Jordanian expertise at the disposal of the Palestinians. 

He pointed to the importance of the Palestinian market, as one of the promising markets for Jordanian industries, and to confirm the steadfastness of the Palestinian people despite the conditions of the occupation. At the same time, Jordanian goods enter the Palestinian markets as a substitute for Israeli goods. 

The exhibition will be held in the city of Jenin near the occupied Palestinian territories in the 48th, and it will therefore be easy to visit the businessmen and merchants from those areas to the exhibition, pointing out that the obstacles put by the occupation, which led to the lack of A number of participants in these exhibitions, which are subject to entry permits to participate, will not be hindered from continuing to establish them annually in the Palestinian territories. 

The head of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Jenin, Ammar Abu Bakr, said that the exhibition receives great attention and care from officials in the Palestinian Authority, indicating the importance of expanding trade exchange and strengthening the economy between the two sides in a larger framework, so that Jordanian industries will be a substitute for Israeli industries. 

On the details of the exhibition, the organization said that there is direct interest from the Palestinian presidency to issue the permits on the scheduled date and expected from 15 to 18 this month to be held from 23-25 in the same month, indicating that the Jordanian goods participating in the stores. 

The conference was attended by participants at the Jenin Exhibition, representatives of the Jenin Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Oman Chamber of Industry Mousa Al-Saket, the committee's decision committee Ahmed Al-Khudari and members of the Board of Directors.

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