Economy News – Baghdad
The activities of the Economic Forum for Financial, Industrial and Commercial Partnerships between Iraq, Jordan and the region, organized by the Iraqi Business Council in Amman, will start on May 5, amid great official interest and wide participation from the public and private sectors in the two countries and countries of the region.
According to a statement by the Council, the work of the forum organized by the Council in cooperation with the Jordan and Amman Industry Chambers participates, and ministers of industry and electricity from Iraq, along with ministers from Jordan, business owners, investors and Arab and foreign companies, will open at the King Hussein Convention Center in the Dead Sea region.
The Forum is also attended by the National Investment Commission in Iraq, the Arab Businessmen Union, the International Investment Guarantee Agency and the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group, the Information and Communication Technology Companies Association (INTAJ), the Association of Iraqi Private Banks, the Jordanian Banks Association, the Jordanian Economic Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), and the Jordanian Free and Development Zones.
The Council organizes the two-day forum, which is interspersed with a corporate exhibition, and bilateral meetings with decision-makers from the two countries, on the occasion of the Kingdom’s celebrations of the Silver Jubilee to receive His Majesty King Abdullah II his constitutional powers.
The forum’s working sessions revolve around the most prominent investment opportunities in Jordan and Iraq, the prospects of trade and industrial opportunities in the two countries, the vision of economic modernization, investment in Iraq, investment opportunities in the region, in addition to investment opportunities in the Jordanian free and development zones.
The sessions also revolve around the role of the banking sector in providing financial facilities to the sectors of industry, energy, mining, transport and infrastructure, the role of international institutions in providing financial financing for investment projects, and presenting success stories to Jordanian and Iraqi investment companies.
The forum seeks to promote regional integration by building economic interdependence, promoting cooperation in various sectors, building long-term partnerships, creating sustainable partnerships, deepening mutual understanding between participating countries, and building a common vision for the future of economic prosperity and development in the region.
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