alrai - expected President of the Chamber Jordan and Oman Fathi Industry Jaghbairincrease the volume of exports of Jordan after allowing trucks Jordanian access to the Iraqi market and pointed Jaghbair in a statement to «opinion» that Jordanian trucks began to enter the Iraqi market, praising the government’s efforts to remove all obstacles to the entry of trucks Jordan for Iraqi markets. Jaghbair pointed out that the entry of Jordanian trucks to the Iraqi markets will reflect positively on the Iraqi and Jordanian markets by increasing the volume of trade exchange and saving the costs that the factory owner had borne during the last period. Jaghbair urged Jordanian truck owners to register with the Truck Owners Syndicate to enter the Iraqi markets and transport goods, explaining that there are no obstacles facing the trucks entering Iraqi territory.

He said the entry of Jordanian trucks to the Iraqi market also eased goods that entered through the back to back system damage) , noting that the industrial sector was expected years step back charging system door to door since

announced the President of the two Jordan Industry and Oman Fathi Jaghbairduring the earlier release The decision of the Minister of the Interior to allow shipment to Iraq with a “door to door” system as of 08/22/2021, while allowing those who wish to continue exporting in a “back to back” way.

The Chamber appreciated this decision, which will contribute to reducing the cost of shipping to Iraq, and thus enhancing the competitiveness of Jordanian products in the Iraqi market. It also hopes that this decision will reflect positively on Jordanian exports.

Iraq is one of the most important export markets for national industries, as our exports amount to approximately 1.4 billion annually, which have fallen by more than half as a result of the border closure due to the security measures adopted by the Iraqi government to secure the way for the movement of goods.

He stated that the truck sector was waiting for the re-opening of the Trebil crossing, which has been closed since July 2015, pointing out that reopening the crossing or opening the way for trade exchange operations between Iraq and Jordan would operate at least 3,000 trucks.

The number of Jordanian trucks operating inside and outside the Kingdom is 17,000, of which 5,000 operate on external lines, including 3,000 refrigerated trucks that direct their work inside the Kingdom, especially after the political and security crises that many neighbouring countries are witnessing.

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