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KOTRA to relocate to new offices with Campbell Gray Living Amman

22:56 July 6, 2017 |
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Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), the commercial mission of the Korean Embassy in Jordan, will relocate its offices to Campbell Gray Living Amman (CGL) in the New Abdali during end of September.

Tony El Khal, general manager of Al Seraje Real Estate Development P.S.C., the developing company of CGL, said: “We are honoured that KOTRA has chosen to relocate its offices to Campbell Gray Living’s building.

The move reflects our vision to create a sustainable investment environment that empowers businesses for further development and prosperity.

Chul Noh, director general of KOTRA, said “Campbell Gray Living is one of the most iconic and prominent buildings at the New Abdali, which is considered the business hub of Jordan.

Relocating KOTRA’s offices to such a destination will not only create a plethora of potential business opportunities between Korean business investors with their counterparts in the region, but will also enable us to share our culture as well.”

With sophisticated contemporary-classic designs that intertwine with opulence, Al Seraje’s vision for Amman’s new downtown delivers unprecedented standards of luxury. The development offers investment opportunities in different sectors.

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