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Minister of Industry: Government Follows Up on Outcomes of the Royal Visit to China

Minister of Industry: Government Follows Up on Outcomes of the Royal Visit to China

The Minister of Industry and Trade, Yarub Al-Qudwat, said that the government has started working on following up the outcomes of the visit through coordination between concerned authorities and converting agreed opportunities and projects into executable economic and investment programs and projects, which contributes to enhancing economic relations between the two countries and supporting national economic growth.

This came during a meeting of the Financial and Economic Committee in the Senate, chaired by Senator Raja'i Mu'asher, on Sunday, with the Minister of Industry and Trade, Yarub Al-Qudwat, to discuss the outcomes of His Majesty King Abdullah II's visit to the People's Republic of China and its impact on the national economy, and the mechanisms to build on them and translate them into economic and investment opportunities.

Al-Qudwat presented a briefing that included the main results and axes of the royal visit, affirming that the visit was an important economic station to enhance the strategic partnership between the two countries and open new horizons for cooperation in trade, investment, and industrial fields.

He explained that the meetings held during the visit focused on attracting Chinese investments to the Kingdom, enhancing Jordanian exports to the Chinese market, and taking advantage of opportunities in sectors with competitive advantages, in addition to discussing areas of cooperation in technology, advanced industries, energy, supply chains, technology transfer, and tourism.

For his part, Senator Mu'asher said that the meeting aims to discuss the main outcomes of the King's visit and to look into the outcomes of the visit and its impact on the national economy, emphasizing the importance of following up on what has been achieved and building on it to serve the economic interests of the Kingdom.

He added that the committee's interest in this file comes within the framework of its follow-up on priority economic files and enhancing integration between legislative, oversight, and executive efforts, which supports the Kingdom's approach towards diversifying economic partnerships and markets, attracting qualitative investments, and opening new horizons for national exports and enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.

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