Hebron - "Jerusalem" dot com - The delegation of the Palestinian Forum, which included the Palestinian Businessmen Forum represented by its president, Amer Al-Osaili, and a number of members of its board of directors and its general assembly, and the head of the Nablus Businessmen Forum, Abdel Raouf Hawash, and a number of members of its board of directors, held a meeting with the Jordanian Minister of Investment, Eng. Khairy Amr, to discuss several issues of importance that would achieve serious progress on the level of facilities granted to investors in general and to Palestinian businessmen in particular, especially with regard to their personal movements between the two countries and the registration of regional offices for their companies in Jordan, as well as the issue of registering their personal property.

The Minister of Investment indicated that the Kingdom is in the process of taking many important decisions and approving laws that aim to meet the needs of the investor in Jordan, and is working to create a favorable and attractive environment through a series of incentives and facilities, stressing at the same time the dedication of the Palestinian businessman, stressing that this is always necessary. List the priorities of the Jordanian side at various levels.

For his part, the head of the Palestinian Businessmen Forum, Amer Al-Osaili, praised the tangible efforts made by the ministry to achieve the demands that were discussed between the Jordanian and Palestinian parties during the visit that took place late last year, which reflected positively on the flow of trade between the two countries in several related directions, noting that A number of facilities are under follow-up and will be approved by the Jordanian party in the near future.

Al-Osaili, on behalf of the Palestinian delegation participating in the meeting, extended his thanks and appreciation to the Jordanian government, led by King Abdullah II, whose message was clear through Jordanian institutions to provide everything that would enhance the Palestinian economy.