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By TRENDS Desk
December 4, 2022 6:57 pm
  • The minister briefed the envoy on the investment climate in the Kingdom and potential opportunities in various sectors.
  • She emphasized business-friendly legislation and simplified government service delivery.

AMMAN, JORDAN – Jordan’s Minister of Investment Kholoud Saqqaf on Sunday received Indian ambassador in Amman Anwar Haleem for a discussion on ways to cement trade ties between the two countries.

The minister briefed the envoy on the investment climate in the Kingdom and potential opportunities in various sectors.

She emphasized business-friendly legislation and simplified government service delivery.

Saqqaf said investment opportunities are ample in ICT, logistics, tourism, manufacturing, agriculture and healthcare.

She added that her ministry stands ready to offer all needed assistance and services to current and prospective investors.

The Indian ambassador praised the ministry for its efforts to promote the Kingdom’s investment opportunities.

Indian investments in Jordan amount to US$1.3 billion, mainly in the fertilizers and textile industries.

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