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“We are considered worldwide number two in exporting rock phosphate and most of our markets are in South East Asia and the Far East. We don’t export locally or to this region so we are not affected by what is happening in our surrounding region.”
“We believe that Jordan is far away from having realised its potential. That is great in business. If more foreign investors come here and show what we can do and how it can be a very important part of local development then that would also help. That is one of the jobs we are trying to do,” says Sheldon Fink, Chairman & CEO of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate.
“Targeting an area such as the Pearl River Delta in China, which Shenzhen is part of, means you have to find a local partner. A local partner is not a commercial marketing company,” explains Sheldon Fink, Chairman & CEO of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate.
“The main objective is to be an example for proving to the Jordanian government that Aqaba can be a great manufacturing location. That is something they didn’t believe at all and now they are starting to believe it,” says Sheldon Fink, Chairman & CEO of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate.
“The vision of Aqaba, held by the authorities when we first came here, did not give an important role to industry,” explains Sheldon Fink, Chairman & CEO of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate.
“We have been based in Aqaba for about 10 years. When we came to Aqaba it had about 80,000 people and today it has almost twice that number. The GDP of the city has also grown similarly over the past ten years,” says Sheldon Fink, Chairman & CEO of PBI Aqaba Industrial Estate.
In the decade that PBI Aqaba has been working in Jordan it has seen huge development; however Chairman and CEO Mr Sheldon Fink says that “Jordan is far away from having realised its potential and that is great for business.”
Marcopolis.net has compiled the list of the top industry companies in Jordan. Jordan’s industrial sector is a central pillar of its economy. Manufacturing contributed $6bn to the country’s estimated GDP of $35.7bn in 2014.
“The total investment up to now in our estate exceeds 250 million US dollars. The goal is to reach 600 million US dollars by the end of developing the whole area of our estate.”
Ghassan Nuqul talks about Nuqul Group strategy, Jordan’s economy and its challenges and the need to institutionalize the family business. Nuqul Group embraces 31 regional and global companies with 3,000 employees in Jordan and over 5,500 worldwide.
