ACC witnessed 19% drop in exports’ value in first 7 months of 2021

Home Business ACC witnessed 19% drop in exports’ value in first 7 months of 2021 07-08-2021 01:17 PM Ammon News - The value of exports of the Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) went down by 19 per cent during the first seven of 2021, compared with the same period of 2020, ACC figures showed on Saturday. The value of certificates of origin issued by the ACC in the January-July period of 2021 to export goods totalled JD393 million compared with JD487 million in the same period of 2020, according to the ACC data. The ACC issued 20,320 certificates of origin in the first seven months of 2021, compared with 17,351 certificates in the corresponding period of last year, marking an increase of 17 per cent, the chamber said. The ACC noted that a total of 4,878 certificates were issued for shipments to Saudi Arabia, followed by Kuwait (4,398), UAE (2, 937), Iraq (939) and Egypt with 548 certificates. The majority of exports during the January-July period went to Iraq, which accounted for JD115 million, followed by Saudi Arabia with JD36 million, UAE and Egypt with JD31 million, respectively, and Kuwait with JD22 million, the ACC figures revealed. With regard to re-exports of foreign products, the chamber said they amounted to about JD191 million, while agricultural, industrial and Arab products’ exports reached JD83 million, JD70 million and JD18 million respectively.

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ACC witnessed 19% drop in exports’ value in first 7 months of 2021

07-08-2021 01:17 PM

Ammon News - The value of exports of the Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) went down by 19 per cent during the first seven of 2021, compared with the same period of 2020, ACC figures showed on Saturday.

The value of certificates of origin issued by the ACC in the January-July period of 2021 to export goods totalled JD393 million compared with JD487 million in the same period of 2020, according to the ACC data.

The ACC issued 20,320 certificates of origin in the first seven months of 2021, compared with 17,351 certificates in the corresponding period of last year, marking an increase of 17 per cent, the chamber said.

The ACC noted that a total of 4,878 certificates were issued for shipments to Saudi Arabia, followed by Kuwait (4,398), UAE (2, 937), Iraq (939) and Egypt with 548 certificates.

The majority of exports during the January-July period went to Iraq, which accounted for JD115 million, followed by Saudi Arabia with JD36 million, UAE and Egypt with JD31 million, respectively, and Kuwait with JD22 million, the ACC figures revealed.

With regard to re-exports of foreign products, the chamber said they amounted to about JD191 million, while agricultural, industrial and Arab products’ exports reached JD83 million, JD70 million and JD18 million respectively.

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