Hungarian president meets with ASEZA chief, concludes visit to Jordan

AMMAN — Chief Commissioner of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) Nasser Shraideh on Thursday briefed Hungarian President János Áder on major achievements ASEZA has accomplished, as well as its strategic plan for 2025.

During a meeting with Áder and an accompanying delegation, Shraideh highlighted the strong ties between Jordan and Hungary, adding that the meeting aimed at boosting ties in the tourist, trade and investments between the Kingdom and European countries in general, and Hungary in particular, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

The Hungarian president stressed that his country is interested in investment opportunities in Aqaba and that urban developments in ASEZA constitute a “good model” that deserves investment.

He also commended Jordan as a safe tourist destination in the Middle East. Later in the day, Áder concluded his official visit to the Kingdom from Aqaba’s King Hussein International Airport.