The head of the Jordan and Amman Chamber of Industry, Eng. Fathi Al-Jaghbir stressed the importance of the Saudi market for Jordanian industrial exports, noting that the volume of Jordanian exports to Saudi Arabia exceeds 505 million dinars annually.

Al-Jaghbir added, during his inauguration of an introductory workshop on registration and export procedures to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the Saber electronic platform, in the presence of a large number of Jordanian industrialists, that this week will witness the holding of the meetings of the Jordanian-Saudi joint committee in Riyadh, headed by His Excellency the Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply, and the industrial sector will be represented in These meetings, where all issues and obstacles facing Jordanian industrialists will be discussed at the dialogue table with officials in the Saudi sister.

For his part, Director General of the Amman Chamber of Industry, Dr. Nael Al-Hussami, stated that the Chamber sought to confirm the accreditation of the Jordanian Institution for Standards and Metrology as one of the conformity bodies with the Saudi Organization for Standardization, Metrology and Quality, and to authorize it to issue conformity certificates for Jordanian products. Al-Hussami called on the exporters who applied to their obligatory products to register and export via the platform, to start a review of the Conformity Directorate at the Institution for Standards and Metrology to start procedures without delay.

For her part, the director of the Conformity Certificates Directorate at the General Organization for Engineering Standards and Metrology, Tamara Al-Qatranah, indicated that the Saber platform is a Saudi electronic platform that allows the exporter to the Saudi market to issue the required conformity certificates for the consignment electronically, which is mandatory for the following products: children's toys, electrical appliances and low-voltage equipment , Lubricating oils, detergents, paints and varnishes, building materials, plastic products, elevators, auto parts and electric batteries, textile products, shoes, leather and solar energy systems, while pain will be added Increased products at the beginning of next year 2020.

Staff of the General Organization for Standardization and Metrology reviewed the procedures necessary to obtain a conformity certificate from the institution for those wishing to register via the Saber platform, where an extensive discussion took place on these procedures.

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