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Iraqi conditions to establish a free trade with Jordan

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Well-informed Jordanian economic sources said that Iraq has put several conditions for setting up a free trade zone with Jordan.

The Jordanian sources explained that among these conditions laying trade restrictions that prevent the entry of production of factories in which an Israeli capital takes part.

Baghdad also asked for the lists of names of Jordanian companies and investors and others who are establishing relations with Israel.

Baghdad also called for returning back the Iraqi planes existed at the International airport of Queen Alia since 1990 after making necessary maintenance for them at the expense of the Iraqi government.

The sources added also among the conditions is to cancel the inspection role played by Lloyds company at al-Aqaba port. This step was earlier implemented by the Jordanian government two months ago.

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