The Brazilian Minister discusses with the President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce the role of businessmen in developing and activating economic relations between the two countries

Damascus-SANA

The Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, Talal Al-Barazi, discussed with the President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce, Nael Raja Al-Kabariti, the relations of economic cooperation and trade exchange between Syria and Jordan, and the role of businessmen and members of chambers of commerce in developing and activating relations and opening new horizons for them in the interest of the peoples of the two countries.

During the meeting at the ministry building, Minister al-Barazi affirmed Syria's keenness to provide various forms of sponsorship and support for every activity or work that contributes to revitalizing economic and commercial relations and serves the interest of the two peoples in Syria and Jordan, explaining the importance of continuing communication and meetings between businessmen and owners of economic activities in both countries and the establishment of economic projects and programs It contributes to increasing trade exchange and covering the needs of the two countries' markets for various national commodities, materials and products.

The Minister indicated that the government in Syria is constantly working to provide an investment environment that guarantees the establishment of successful investment projects that achieve mutual benefit, pointing out that there are 600 Syrian companies with Jordanian business partners.

In turn, Kabariti praised the new investment law in Syria and the existing relations with the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, stressing the keenness of Jordanian businessmen to develop economic relations with Syria and their desire to establish investment projects and activate and activate the movement of trade exchange between the two countries.

Talks during the meeting focused on the importance of facilitating the movement of people, goods and commodities between the Syrian and Jordanian sides, reducing freight charges, activating the Syrian-Jordanian free zone, and giving flexibility in unloading goods.

The meeting was attended by the president and members of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce.

Mahmoud Mohammed