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Gov’t calls on Jordanian business to found logistics company in Kenya
By JT - Mar 26,2018 - Last updated at Mar 26,2018
AMMAN — Minister of State for Investment Affairs Muhannad Shehadeh on Monday called on the Jordanian business community to establish a logistics company in Mombasa, Kenya’s main port, to facilitate marketing and promote national products in Kenya and African countries, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
During the Jordanian-Kenyan Business Forum, Shehadeh said that there is a government study to establish a free zone in Aqaba called the Jordanian-Kenyan Free Zone.
He said that the forum will contribute towards enhancing cooperation, expanding the volume of trade and investment, and exchanging experiences between the two sides.
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