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Home Business PM meets Qatari investor 24-11-2015 04:03 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Tuesday received Qatari investor Sheikh Mohamad Sultan Al Jaber, who briefed Ensour on the investment project he plans to set up at the Dead Sea area. The project includes the establishment of a treatment and rehabilitation center, two five star and four star hotels and hotel apartments with a total investment expected to range between 120 and 150 million Dollars. Al Jaber said that the Dead Sea was chosen as a venue for the project as it is an attractive tourist site and due to the security and stability that prevails in Jordan. He also spoke of his intention to set up other investment projects in the Kingdom in the solar energy field in cooperation with specialized companies from Germany and Japan. The prime minister welcomed such investments, and said that the government was ready to remove any obstacles that might face them.

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PM meets Qatari investor

24-11-2015 04:03 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Tuesday received Qatari investor Sheikh Mohamad Sultan Al Jaber, who briefed Ensour on the investment project he plans to set up at the Dead Sea area.

The project includes the establishment of a treatment and rehabilitation center, two five star and four star hotels and hotel apartments with a total investment expected to range between 120 and 150 million Dollars.

Al Jaber said that the Dead Sea was chosen as a venue for the project as it is an attractive tourist site and due to the security and stability that prevails in Jordan.

He also spoke of his intention to set up other investment projects in the Kingdom in the solar energy field in cooperation with specialized companies from Germany and Japan.

The prime minister welcomed such investments, and said that the government was ready to remove any obstacles that might face them.

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