The MoU intends to foster joint initiatives in cultural domains between two countries, facilitate information and expertise exchange, and give technical assistance to help the cultural and creative industries grow. It will also strengthen relations between the two countries’ artistic and cultural institutions, promote cultural and artistic exchanges, and encourage increased involvement in each other’s cultural activities, festivals, and events.

Abu Alshawareb says, “Dubai Industrial City works closely with the Ministry of Environment and Food Security in the UAE, and has a dedicated zone for F&B. We have more than 23.5 million sq. ft. of land dedicated to the F&B sector and provide an agile and flexible environment for companies to reach two-thirds of the world’s population in eight hours.”

The event also highlighted the role of technology in unleashing talent and potential, with the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within teams allowing leaders, employers, and project managers to allocate repetitive jobs to AI-powered resources.

The two chambers agreed to expand their cooperation, share knowledge, and best practices on membership-related services through institutional exchange, including exchange and cooperation in other countries where the organizations have a presence, under the terms of agreement. The chambers will collaborate on future initiatives, develop cross-regional collaboration in the healthcare sector, and co-host meetings between companies from both nations.

Crown Prince Al Hussein said “Jordan Source” is a new resource to make it even easier for investors to tap into Jordan’s qualified IT workforce during a webinar attended by over 200 participants from worldwide.