Amman: The Jordan Industrial Estates Company (JIEC) on Thursday underlined its commitment to supporting industrial investors and addressing their concerns in coordination with relevant authorities to facilitate business operations.
According to Jordan News Agency, Chairman of the JIEC Board of Directors Obaid Yassin stated during a joint meeting of the board and investors at Al-Hassan Industrial City that the corporation, along with its executive management, continues to review the status of industrial investments. The aim is to explore mechanisms to enhance investor services, in line with an upcoming strategic transformation plan that focuses on improving logistics, storage, and shipping services.
Yassin emphasized that the corporation is working to streamline services and resolve challenges facing investors. He noted the establishment of a partnership council between the board, management, and investors, which will soon begin operations to address issues continually and coordinate with official bodies in line with the Economic Modernization Vision. Director General of the JIEC, Adey Obaidat, highlighted that the company is committed to serving investors across all industrial estates, particularly Al Hassan Industrial City, the largest industrial hub in northern Jordan. He pointed to recent upgrades in infrastructure services, while additional solutions in energy, water, and customs clearance are under review to reduce production costs.
Investors at the meeting called for improvements in infrastructure services and the establishment of empowered liaison offices for government entities, alongside sustainable solutions for energy and water. They cited rising occupancy levels of nearly 98 percent in the city as a pressing concern.