Damascus: Export House (EH) organized the Jordanian pavilion at the 63rd Damascus International Fair, with the participation of 20 Jordanian companies from various industrial and service sectors. In a statement issued Sunday, the company said the Jordanian presence included companies operating in the food, chemical, cement, plastics, and packaging industries, as well as service sectors such as hospitals, information technology companies, transportation, and logistics.
According to Jordan News Agency, another pavilion was held for the Jordan Tourism Board and the Free Zones Investors Association, reflecting the diversity of Jordanian products and services and their competitiveness in regional and international markets. The statement outlined goals to strengthen the presence of Jordanian companies in the Syrian market, promote the quality of national products and services, and assist participating companies in exploring trade and investment opportunities while building direct relations with importers, distributors, and potential partners.
The participation is part of EH's efforts to support the readiness of Jordanian companies to access foreign markets, enhance their competitiveness, and provide platforms for promoting national products and services. This aligns with the objectives of the Economic Modernization Vision and the National Export Strategy. EH emphasized that the pavilion acts as a platform for contact among Jordanian companies and their Syrian, regional, and international counterparts, offering opportunities for cooperation and trade and investment partnerships, and facilitating the exchange of expertise and knowledge. These efforts contribute to expanding the network of trade relations and enhancing the flow of goods and services between markets.
Scheduled to run through September 4th, expectations estimate the Jordanian participation in the fair will strengthen economic and trade cooperation between Jordan and Syria and open the door for national companies to explore new opportunities for growth and expansion in Syria and neighboring markets.