alrai _ The head of the Jordan and Amman Chambers of Industry, Engineer Fathi Al-Jaghbir, confirmed during his reception, Amjad Al-Adayleh, the new Jordanian ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt and Jordan’s permanent representative to the League of Arab States, that Jordanian exports to Egypt face non-customs administrative and technical obstacles that limit the ability of Jordanian products to enter The Egyptian market, despite all the bilateral trade agreements.

Al-Jaghbir pointed out that Jordan's imports from Egypt have witnessed a remarkable increase in recent years, while the national exports to Egypt were not the result of the challenges and obstacles that Egypt puts in place to limit its imports and protect its industries, and all this was reflected in the trade balance between the two countries and clearly inclined towards The Egyptian side.

Al-Jaghbir noted the most prominent obstacles facing the flow of national exports to Egypt, including the requirement to register factories qualified to export their products to the Arab Republic of Egypt with requirements that contain complexity in terms of the requirement to obtain ISO quality certificates, trademark registration and other procedures even after registration.

In turn, Al-Adayleh affirmed his endeavor to work to overcome the various obstacles facing intra-trade between Jordan and the Republic of Egypt, expressing his full readiness to cooperate with the Jordanian private sector to pursue various issues that would improve the level of trade relations, especially on the Jordanian side.

Al-Adaileh stressed the depth of Jordanian-Egyptian relations at the highest levels, especially after the recent royal visit to the Republic of Egypt and the tripartite summit that took place in Amman, which carried along with it paving the way for a broad horizon of economic and trade cooperation.

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