By : staff writer
Jordan Daily – Jordan Exports (JE) is set to participate in the Private Label- PLMA 2024 trade fair in Amsterdam from May 28 to 29, showcasing products from 16 Jordanian companies in a bid to open new export doors and create promising opportunities in global markets.
In a statement, the participation is part of the Jordan Exports’ ongoing efforts to enhance Jordanian exports and increase the presence of local products in international markets. JE has already achieved significant success in organizing Jordanian pavilions at major trade fairs, including Saudi Build 2023, Big5 Construct, Baghdad International Fair, AgriteQ 2024, and LEAP 2024 Technology Fair.
Jordan Exports is also preparing to participate in several other trade fairs in 2024, including Algeria International Fair, Food & Drinks Malaysia by SEAL 2024, Index Saudi Arabia, Food Africa, and Saudi Build 2024. These participations aim to enhance international trade relations and increase the volume of Jordanian exports to global markets.
“Jordan Exports is committed to promoting Jordanian exports and increasing the presence of local products in international markets through the organization of Jordanian pavilions in regional and international trade fairs,” said Omar Al Qaryouti, CEO of Jordan Exports . “JE plays a pivotal role in representing Jordanian companies and supporting them to achieve more success and growth on the international level.”
JE provides participating Jordanian companies and factories with necessary information about the fairs, registration requirements, and technical guidance. It also organizes business meetings, dialog sessions, and side events to provide them with sufficient knowledge to facilitate their participation process.
The company’s efforts are supported by the USAID Economic Reform Activity , which provides grants and technical assistance to establish its position as a leading provider of export services in Jordan. The program also confirms the diversity and quality of Jordanian products and their ability to compete with goods abroad.
