The President of the Syrian Chambers of Commerce discusses with a Jordanian industrial delegation ways to enhance bilateral relations between the two countries.
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The President of the Syrian Chambers of Commerce, Alaa Omar Al-Ali, met on Wednesday with a Jordanian industrial delegation led by Fathi Al-Jagheer, the President of the Chambers of Industry of Jordan and Oman, to discuss ways to enhance bilateral relations between Syria and Jordan in both trade and economic fields.
The President of the Syrian Chambers of Commerce emphasized the union's keenness to develop ways of mutual cooperation in various relevant fields, especially in trade and industry, expressing appreciation for the visit of the Jordanian delegation, which comes within the framework of the distinguished relations and mutual interests between the two sisterly countries.
The President of the union noted the existence of 9 joint industrial and commercial chambers in the provinces under its umbrella, serving their commercial and economic interests, defending them, and representing them internally and externally.
On his part, Al-Jagheer pointed out that the delegation's visit to Syria is aimed at pushing the relations between the two countries towards broader horizons, stressing the necessity of enhancing and developing trade and industrial relations, given their strong historical ties and common interests.
Al-Jagheer emphasized the importance of establishing integrated trade and industrial partnerships between the two sides, and providing an attractive investment environment in both Jordan and Syria, highlighting the importance of having a common database to strengthen and develop economic and industrial relations.
The President of the Syrian Chambers of Commerce emphasized the union's keenness to develop ways of mutual cooperation in various relevant fields, especially in trade and industry, expressing appreciation for the visit of the Jordanian delegation, which comes within the framework of the distinguished relations and mutual interests between the two sisterly countries.
The President of the union noted the existence of 9 joint industrial and commercial chambers in the provinces under its umbrella, serving their commercial and economic interests, defending them, and representing them internally and externally.
On his part, Al-Jagheer pointed out that the delegation's visit to Syria is aimed at pushing the relations between the two countries towards broader horizons, stressing the necessity of enhancing and developing trade and industrial relations, given their strong historical ties and common interests.
Al-Jagheer emphasized the importance of establishing integrated trade and industrial partnerships between the two sides, and providing an attractive investment environment in both Jordan and Syria, highlighting the importance of having a common database to strengthen and develop economic and industrial relations.
