Develop a three-year roadmap for the development of Iranian exports to Jordan
The development of a three-year roadmap for the development of Iranian exports to Jordan was discussed during a meeting between the Director General of the Arab and African Office of the Trade Development Organization of Iran and the new Iranian Chargé d'Affaires in Jordan.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Farzad Pilten, referring to the meeting with the new Iranian Chargé d'Affaires in Jordan, said: "In this meeting, while reviewing the trade relations between Iran and Jordan, problems and solutions for export development to this country were discussed."
He added: "In this meeting, the necessity of following up and solving the problems and obstacles facing the development of trade between the two countries, especially the issuance of trade visas, transportation of goods, tariff barriers, lack of market knowledge and lack of communication between the private sectors of the two countries was emphasized."
"Products such as nuts, food, carpets and flooring, home appliances, kitchen appliances, building materials and supplies, iron and steel products, medicine and medical equipment, chemicals and plastic products are among the most important commodities for export development," Pilten said. They provide Jordan.
The Director General of the Arab and African Office of the Trade Development Organization of Iran continued: In this meeting, it was agreed to develop a three-year roadmap for the development of Iranian exports to Jordan according to the country's export capacity, areas required by the Jordanian market and possible problems and solutions. The agenda of the African-Arab office of the Trade Development Organization of Iran and the Iranian Embassy in Amman, the capital of Jordan.
The new Iranian Chargé d'Affaires in Jordan also stressed the importance of developing economic and trade cooperation between the two countries and using past experiences in this regard, welcoming the roadmap of Iran's exports to Jordan, the readiness of the Iranian delegation in Amman to cooperate and pursue programs And announced the realization of the goals of the roadmap.
Iran-Jordan trade annually averages about $ 50 million, and pistachios, raisins, iron and steel products, flooring, urea, water coolers and kitchen utensils are among Iran's most important exports to Jordan in recent years.
