Jordanian-Vietnamese Business Forum Marks Milestone in Industrial Cooperation

Hanoi: The Chairman of the Jordan and Amman Chambers of Industry, Fathi Jaghbir, announced that the Jordanian-Vietnamese Business Forum, organized during His Majesty King Abdullah II's official visit to Vietnam, is a pivotal milestone in enhancing industrial cooperation between the two nations.

According to Jordan News Agency, Jaghbir emphasized that the forum aims to establish trust and cooperation between Jordanian and Vietnamese companies through industrial investments. This initiative is seen as the start of a promising path towards economic relations based on partnership and practical results.

Jaghbir highlighted King Abdullah II's key role in expanding opportunities for Jordan's national industry. The King's continuous efforts to increase Jordan's competitiveness and to position the country as a regional market gateway are seen as crucial factors in the success of this high-level forum.

Furthermore, Jaghbir noted the King's vision of fostering international economic partnerships, which is paving the way for enhanced industrial collaboration between Jordan and Vietnam. This vision could potentially transform the bilateral relations into a model of integration and mutual respect.

The statement also recognized the dynamic economic environment in Vietnam, driven by innovation and growth, which presents significant opportunities for Jordanian companies to establish investment and industrial partnerships across various sectors.

Looking ahead, Jaghbir expressed optimism about the potential for Jordan and Vietnam to develop an innovative partnership model that delivers economic results while being grounded in mutual respect and shared values. The business forum is anticipated to usher in a new era of cooperation, turning friendship into progress and opportunities into lasting success.

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