Ammon News - The Jordan Investment Commission (JIC) on Wednesday participated in the digital edition of the annual Eurasia Investment Forum.

Acting Chairman of the JIC, Feridoun Hartouqa, said that the JIC has implemented a number of priorities related to reviewing investment laws to ensure clarity and transparency, standardize government services related to investment, and automate many of the services provided to investment projects.

Hartouqa added that these measures aim to empower investors and raise the Kingdom's competitiveness in international reports related to the practice and ease of doing business, in addition to a number of reforms to improve competition and develop the private sector.

"Investment policies must better serve the goals of sustainable development," Hartouqa noted, stressing that the JIC seeks to attract investments that achieve the greatest benefit to the economy, especially those capable of generating job opportunities and developing the least developed areas in the Kingdom.

More than 3,000 investors, representing 44 countries from various sectors, participated in the forum.