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Lawmakers meet with Estonian peers
By Petra - Sep 10,2015 - Last updated at Sep 10,2015
AMMAN — Lower House's energy and foreign affairs committees on Wednesday held a meeting with an Estonian parliamentary delegation headed by MP Bassam Manasir and discussed issues of mutual interest.
Manasir said Jordan is a hub for economic investments and tourist destination, and stressed the importance of enhancing bilateral cooperation.
Jamal Gammoh, head of the Lower House’s Energy Committee underlined the importance of a project being implemented by an Estonian energy company that is working in Jordan to generate electricity through burning oil shale.
According to Gammoh, such projects are important because they create job opportunities and increase the capacity of the electricity grid.
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