King presents Jordan's economic opportunities, reform steps at sun Valley Forum


09-07-2016 05:58 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - His Majesty King Abdullah II, accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Rania, participated in the Economic Forum held at Sun Valley, Idaho, during which he presented the economic opportunities, and significant reform steps Jordan has taken.

On the sidelines of the forum, which was attended by leading US and world economic figures, the King discussed with a number of businessmen and representatives of US and international mega-companies means of economic cooperation with the Kingdom.

His Majesty also focused on ways to benefit from the investment-related incentives, opportunities available as well economic and trade agreements Jordan has forged.

During the meeting, the King participated in a panel discussion moderated by former US diplomat, William Burns, which tackled the latest regional and international pressing issues.

During discussions, His Majesty presented his vision towards current regional crises and political solutions to reduce the risks of these crises.

King Abdullah stressed Jordan's positions in supporting international efforts to confront terrorism and its groups in a holistic approach as it is the main threat for world peace.

His Majesty also discussed the burdens borne by Jordan as a result of hosting a large number of Syrian refugees, stressing the need for the international community to shoulder its responsibilities to enable the Kingdom to carry out its humanitarian role.

His Majesty also tackled latest developments in the region including, the situation in Iraq, Libya as well as means of confronting terrorist organizations, mainly the Daesh group.

With regard to domestic issues, His Majesty stressed that despite all regional challenges, Jordan is proceeding forward in line with a holistic national vision aimed at strengthening the process of comprehensive reform and sustainable development.

The King, pointed to the package of legislative reforms introduced by the Kingdom during the past few years, adding that the Parliamentary elections that will be held in September, will promote the process of reform and add more to the country's record of achievements .

Since 1983, the Sun Valley Economic Forum has been held annually in July, where leading businessmen from world countries meet and discuss political and economic challenges.




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