Delegation of Jordanian stone and marble producers visited Israel

Members of the delegation participated in a conference and had pre-arranged personal meetings with Israeli firms
09.08.10 / 00:00
Delegation of Jordanian stone and marble producers visited Israel
09.08.10
Delegation of Jordanian stone and marble producers visited Israel
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Members of the delegation participated in a conference and had pre-arranged personal meetings with Israeli firms
 
A trade delegation consisting of 21 Jordanian firms specializing in the manufacturing of marble and stone for the building sector visited Israel last week.
 
The visit was organized by the Israeli Federation of Chambers of Commerce and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
 
The delegates who are members of Jordan's Stone and Marble Association participated in a conference and had pre-arranged personal meetings with Israeli firms.

 

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