Amman, Nov. 2 (Petra) -- The Jordanian Exporters Association is putting the spotlight on national industry this week as 14 leading Jordanian companies take part in the Gulf Industry Exhibition 2025, opening Tuesday at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

The participation, now in its tenth consecutive year, reflects Jordan’s growing footprint in the region’s industrial landscape. The exhibition, one of the Middle East’s most influential events for food manufacturing, packaging, and additives, brings together top global brands and decision-makers to explore new opportunities for trade and collaboration.

Covering 337 square meters, the Jordanian pavilion has been designed to reflect the country’s industrial identity, innovation, and high production standards. It features two key sections: packaging technologies and food additives, showcasing the creativity and quality driving Jordan’s manufacturing growth.

Association President Senator Ahmad Al-Khudari said the participation underscores the Association’s mission to support exporters and expand access to new markets, emphasizing that such international platforms "open doors for long-term partnerships and highlight the competitiveness of Jordanian products." Director General Haleem Abu Rahmeh added that the exhibition offers Jordanian companies a direct link to Gulf and Arab markets, presenting their products to some of the region’s most prominent importers and distributors. "Our products are now recognized for their quality and compliance with international standards," he noted, describing the event as a "strategic step" in strengthening Jordan’s global trade presence.

He said the Association will facilitate business meetings and networking sessions during the exhibition to boost export deals and reinforce Jordan’s industrial brand abroad.

With a decade of consistent participation, the Association’s presence this year stands as a testament to the strength, innovation, and ambition of Jordan’s export sector, and a reaffirmation of confidence in the nation’s industrial future.

//Petra// RZ