Under the patronage of the Minister Slaimiya, agreements were signed to export 1,700 tons of Palestinian agricultural products to the UAE and Jordan.

•  Opening new markets in the UAE and Jordan enhances marketing opportunities and supports Palestinian farmers.
•  Slaimiya: Crops included avocados, lemons, dates, and other agricultural products.
•  Further plans to expand exports and diversify products in the coming phase.

Amman: August 20, 2026

In a new step towards expanding the presence of Palestinian agricultural products in Arab markets, the Jordanian-Palestinian Company for Marketing Agricultural Products, under the patronage of the Minister of Agriculture, Professor Rizq Slaimiya, signed agreements in Amman, to export and market 1,700 tons of Palestinian agricultural products, including avocados, lemons, dates, and other agricultural products, to the UAE and Jordanian markets.

The agreements were signed at the company's headquarters in Amman by the Acting Director General of the company, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Sharif, in the presence of the Director of the Palestine branch, Mr. Tariq Abu Khayzaran.

The agreements included Al-Bakri International – Dubai, for a total quantity of 1,200 tons, and Mandolina Fruit Trading – Jordan, for a quantity of 500 tons.

Slaimiya emphasized that signing these agreements represents a significant step towards opening new marketing channels for Palestinian agricultural products, increasing demand for them, and improving their access to Arab markets, thus contributing to better returns for farmers.

Slaimiya commended the role played by Al-Bakri International, a subsidiary of Al-Bakrawi Holding Group, and Mandalina Fruit Trading, and their commitment to marketing Palestinian agricultural products. He affirmed that these partnerships support the agricultural sector and strengthen the resilience of Palestinian farmers, enabling them to continue production.

Slaimiya indicated that the next phase will witness continued efforts to open new markets, increase export volumes, and diversify the agricultural products targeted for export. This will enhance the presence of Palestinian produce in Arab markets and bolster the agricultural sector's contribution to the national economy.