Information and Communication Technology Association of Jordan (Intaj) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Jordan Exports (JE), the umbrella organization for Export Promotion and Development in Jordan. The agreement aims to enhancing the Kingdom’s exports and increasing economic growth through joint cooperation in increasing export share in traditional markets and opening new destination s in other countries. According to an Intaj statement on Saturday, the memo was signed by Intaj CEO, Nidal Bitar, and JE CEO, Omar Qaryouti. Under the memo, Jordan Exports will benefit from the data and information provided by Intaj’s Market Study Unit, and thus provide “greater and better” support for achieving business expansion and opening new markets, by providing integrated information on global markets, in-depth analysis of their requirements and access opportunities. Likewise, Jordan Exports will provide other advisory, promotional and marketing services through Jordan Export Platform. Speaking at signing ceremony, Bitar said Intaj’s Market Study Unit is a “unique” opportunity for Jordanian companies to obtain an overview of global trends in multiple sectors, pointing out that the unit provides “rich” analytical data that help companies develop their strategies and achieve growth. He added that the memo will enable Intaj to support its efforts in finding new markets for ICT companies’ exports in Jordan. For his part, Qaryouti said Jordan Exports seeks to exploiting opportunities offered by Intaj’s Market Study Unit to enhance the company’s services and support Jordanian companies in achieving “greater” growth in international markets.
Source: Jordan News Agency