Dead Sea: The Federation of Gulf Cooperation Council Chambers (FGCCC) held its 65th session meeting at the King Hussein Convention Center in the Dead Sea, Jordan, discussing an action program, the estimated annual budget for 2025, and various initiatives aimed at enhancing Arab Gulf economic cooperation. According to Jordan News Agency, the meeting was hosted by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce (JCC) on the sidelines of the first Jordan-Gulf Investment Conference. The Board of Directors of the FGCCC focused on reviewing efforts to strengthen the private sector's role in sustainable development and facilitating economic integration among the Arab Gulf countries. In an official statement, the FGCCC expressed gratitude for Jordan's hospitality during the conference and commended the JCC for its support to the Arab Gulf business community. This session marks the first time the meeting has been held outside the GCC nations, underscoring the deep-rooted relations between the Gulf bloc and Jordan and highlighting Am man's esteemed position at the pan-Arab level.
