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Manchester management company partners with Amman Chamber of Industry
Innovation Culture Consulting Limited (ICCL), the Manchester and Jordan based management company, has launched a new partnership with Amman Chamber of Industry (ACI).
ICCL-Jordan was founded by Jordanians Dr Abeer Pharaon and Ruba Ahmad in 2014.
Speaking at the event Mr Millett, the British Ambassador to Jordan said: “We support this MOU which will bring knowledge and expertise developed in Manchester institutions to Jordanian businesses working in the private and public sectors.
“It also aims to empower the exchange of services and goods between Jordanian and UK companies working in different sectors.”
Dr Pharaon who lives in Manchester said: “The purpose of the new partnership with ACI… is to encourage bi-lateral trade between the UK and Jordan.
“There will be a particular focus on the North West of England region where ICCL is based.
“The region contains the dynamic cities of Liverpool and Manchester and is home to seven million people.
“It has a large and dynamic economy with specialisms in energy, petrochemicals, engineering, maritime as well as world class education, sport, heritage and quality of life.”
The CEO of Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Mr Clive Memmott sent a special message to the reception he said: “Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the largest Chamber in the UK, welcomes the work that Dr Abeer Pharaon is undertaking in Jordan.
“We want to raise awareness of the opportunities available along with educating UK businesses on the cultural aspects of trading in Jordan and the wider region.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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