Ministers of Planning and Investment Hold Extensive Economic Meetings in Italy to Strengthen Partnerships

The meetings brought together companies with specialized production and technical expertise, institutions representing a wide network of Italian businesses, and a smart manufacturing center, which allowed for the discussion of investment requirements, from technology and skills to production facilities and supporting services, and the exploration of areas of cooperation that enhance the competitiveness of companies in both countries.

The participation of representatives of the private sector and some of the largest Jordanian production companies allowed for the presentation of successful investment and export experiences, the direct discussion of partnership requirements with their Italian counterparts, and the exploration of joint projects that benefit from the Kingdom's position as a production and export center and a gateway to regional markets.

The tour included meetings with leaders and representatives of Italian companies, including "Pomiton" for advanced metal industries, "Isafarma" for pharmaceutical manufacturing, "Bil" for real estate development and logistics facilities, and "Almaviva" for digital solutions, to explore opportunities for production and service cooperation with Jordanian companies.

The delegation also discussed with the President of the industrial association "Assolombarda", Alfizi Bivi, ways to enhance communication between the business communities and encourage participation in the Jordanian-European Investment Conference, and visited the "MID" Smart Manufacturing Center at the Polytechnic University of Milan to explore cooperation in modernizing production, training, and technology transfer.

The delegation participated in a business meeting organized by the Ministry of Investment with Italian company and institution leaders to discuss investment, partnership, and financing opportunities.

For her part, Toukan highlighted the importance of the tour in expanding cooperation between Jordanian and Italian institutions in priority areas, translating it into programs, investments, and projects that align with the objectives of the economic modernization vision and serve the mutual interests of the two countries.

She pointed out that the meetings enhance technical cooperation and the exchange of expertise between economic institutions in the two friendly countries, and that the participation of the private sector gives it a practical dimension through direct communication between companies, which paves the way for transforming understandings into productive partnerships that benefit from the integration of the potential of both sides and achieve tangible economic and developmental returns.

For his part, Abu Ghazaleh confirmed that Jordan provides a stable investment environment and a reliable partnership, and that its investment value extends beyond its local market to the opportunities it provides for access to regional and global markets, thanks to its location, trade agreements, human competencies, and the network of relations of its private sector.

He said that the economic modernization vision has established a clear path for growth, with programs and priorities that give the investor the ability to anticipate opportunities and plan long-term, and that the Ministry of Investment continues to work in this framework to transform opportunities into productive projects, by improving the efficiency of services, simplifying procedures, and following up on the needs of companies to establish, operate, and expand their businesses.

He pointed to opportunities for integration with the European private sector, especially the Italian, in specialized industries, technology, and services related to production, inviting Italian companies to participate in the Jordanian-European Investment Conference, scheduled to be held in the Dead Sea on November 19 under the Royal patronage, and to explore the opportunities presented through sectoral meetings and business meetings with project owners, government and financial entities, to discuss partnership, financing, and implementation requirements directly.

For his part, Abu Diya emphasized the importance of building on the solid relations between the two countries, noting the embassy's keenness to continue communication with the Italian business community and follow up on the outcomes of the meetings in coordination with the relevant authorities, in order to support the establishment of sustainable partnerships and enhance Italian participation in the Jordanian-European Investment Conference.

The delegation continues its economic tour program in Milan on Thursday to introduce investment opportunities in the Kingdom and strengthen partnerships between the Jordanian and Italian business sectors.