The event will bring together representatives of government agencies, investment institutions and business communities from both countries, with a program spanning several industrial and economic sectors, the Ministry of Investments, Industry and Trade said.
Participating companies will have the opportunity to explore cooperation in textiles, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, agriculture and food processing, construction materials, furniture, electrical and electronic equipment, as well as mining and defense. Logistics and the development of new business partnerships will also be among the topics addressed.
Uzbek businesses are being invited to participate in the forum and exhibition, which will provide a platform to establish direct contacts with Jordanian counterparts, identify potential joint projects and explore access to markets across the Middle East.
