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King acquaints US businesspeople with investment opportunities in Jordan
By JT - Sep 28,2015 - Last updated at Sep 28,2015
AMMAN — His Majesty King Abdullah on Sunday outlined investment opportunities and incentives available in the Kingdom in key economic sectors.
Addressing a group of leading businessmen in the US at a meeting in New York, the King highlighted new economy-related legislation enacted to encourage and streamline investments and boost partnership between the public and the private sectors, according to a Royal Court statement.
King Abdullah highlighted Jordan’s achievements in the IT, telecommunications and pharmaceutical sectors in particular, pointing out that these sectors are capable of drawing investments for new projects, in light of the country’s competitive and stable investment environment, along with its qualified human resources and distinguished geographic location, which serves as a gateway to Middle East and North Africa countries.
The Monarch cited opportunities and investment projects that were proposed at a session titled “Jordan Relaunched” during the World Economic Forum’s meeting, which the Kingdom hosted on May 21-23 at the Dead Sea, in the fields of energy, water, transport, infrastructure, communications, IT and rural development.
At the meeting, attended by King’s Office Director Jafar Hassan, discussions addressed the possibility of channelling part of US’ investments for these projects and to industrial and development estates and free zones in the Kingdom.
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