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Export Opportunities in
Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
Points to be covered today
• Jordan, Lebanon, & Syria in Key Figures

• Countries SWOT Analysis
•Country risk
• Imports to Jordan, Lebanon & Syria

• Rules & Regulations

• Trading in Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria

• How to succeed
• Case Studies
Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
     in Key Figures
Key Figures
 Description       Jordan           Lebanon                   Syria
Population         6,407,085        4,125,247                 22,198,110

Size               89,342 sq km     10,400 sq km              185,180 sq km

GDP (exchange      $22.82 billion   $33.04 billion            $54.99 billion
rate)

GDP (per capita)   $5,300           $13,100                   $4,600

Oil Export         0 bbl/day        0 bbl/day                 155,000 bbl/day

Import             $12.31 billion   $16.25 billion            $13.1 billion

Major Ports        Port Al Aqabah   Port of Beirut, Port of   Port Latakia, Port
                                    Tripoli                   Tartus
Countries SWOT Analysis
Jordan
Strength                                     Weaknesses

• The SETP (Social and Economic              • Threats to Safety and Security, Medical
Transformation Programme) includes a         Facilities and Health Information, Medical
wide range of initiatives such as human      Insurance, and Traffic Safety and Road
resources development and regulatory         Conditions.
reform
Opportunities                                Threats

•Recognition at the highest levels for the   •Jordan does not yet have a formal
need to change innovation policy and         innovation policy
programs.
Lebanon
Strength                                    Weaknesses

• A small number of excellent private        • An inability of public sector
sector educational institutions, with        organisations to move into high gear for
strong vision and leadership, with a will to development
increase their role in the economy and
with the ability to attract the support of
industry
Opportunities                               Threats
• Build upon the leadership of key           A failure to develop an adequate
industry and professional associations      population of managers able to lead
such as Association of Lebanese             change and grow in an international,
Industrialists (ALI), the Chamber of        competitive business environment where
Commerce , Industry & Agriculture           success will relies on innovative
(CCIAB) and the Professional Computer       approaches to markets and business
Association (PCA).                          organisation at both the company and
                                            supply chain level
Syria
Strength                                      Weaknesses

• Syria has certain natural advantages in     • Businesses and business people have
terms of mineral deposits and fertile land.   had little or no exposure to a competitive
Nevertheless agricultural production is       international business environment, to
constrained by issues such as                 modern practices in finance,
desertification and the supply of fresh       management, human resource
water.                                        development or international trade
Opportunities                                 Threats

• The last few years have seen a              • Innovation is about risk taking and
burgeoning of reform related activities in    requires appropriate forms of finance.
Syria. This would seem to indicate            Innovation in specific sectors may need to
openness to new ideas and a general           be accompanies by innovation in
appetite for change.                          matching forms of finance to be feasible.
Country risk
Country risk              Jordan               Lebanon                  Syria
 summary
Sovereign risk        Stable                 Stable               Stable


Currency risk         Stable                 Stable               Stable


Banking sector risk   Stable                 Stable               Stable


Political risk        Looming                Reduced after the    Political and
                      parliamentary          formation of a new   economic pressure
                      election               government           from the US
Economic structure    High level of public   Massive public debt Limiting fiscal
risk                  debt                   stock               revenue
Imports to
Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
Regional Product and Service Demand
•   Jordan food import average yearly growth is 24%.
•   Lebanon food import average yearly growth is 22%.
•   Syria food import average yearly growth is 28% .
•   Demand from the Middle East for luxury goods remains strong regardless
    of the global economic misery.
•   The regional report in public and private construction is fuelling.
•   Growing demand for the full range of stone products and stone
    technology.
•   Demand is increasing for marble, granite, stone derivatives, travertine as
    well as cutting, handling and finishing machinery.
•   The demand on the hospital’s medical services has increased, hospitals are
    often overcrowded and has limited resources.
•   There is a strong and growing demand for software and other IT solutions.
Overview on imports

                    Jordan                Lebanon                       Syria
Commodities    crude oil,          petroleum, cars, medicinal   machinery and
               machinery,          products, clothing, meat     transport equipment,
               transport           and live animals,            food and livestock,
               equipment, iron,    consumer goods, paper,       metal, chemicals,
               cereals             textile fabrics, tobacco,    plastics, yarn, paper
                                   electrical machinery and
                                   equipment, chemicals


Top Partners   Saudi Arabia 18%,   China 9%, U.S 9%, Italy      Saudi Arabia 11.7%,
               China 11%, USA 7%   8%, France 7%, Germany       China 8.7%, Russia 7.5%
               UAE 2.35%           7%, Saudi Arabia 2%
                                   UAE 2%
Electricity    200 million kWh     1.114 billion kWh            1.4 billion kWh
Imports
Oil Imports    108,200 bbl/day     86,750 bbl/day               58,710 bbl/day
Country import trends per sector
35
30
25
20
15                                                                 Jordan
10                                                                 Lebanon
                                                                   Syria
5
0
     Animals &     Food &    Mineral    chemical or   Plastics &
     Vegetables   Beverage   products      Allied      Rubber
                                         products
Country import trends per sector
18
16
14
12
10
 8                                                                 Jordan
 6
                                                                   Syria
 4
                                                                   Lebanon
 2
 0
       Wood &     textile   Stone Plaster Base Metal   Precioius
      Wood Pulp                Cement                   Stones
                                Glass
Country import trends per sector
16
14
12
10
8                                                         Jordan
6                                                         Syria
                                                          Lebanon
4
2
0
     Machinery &    Vehicles     Various      Optical &
      Electricals              Manufactured   Medical
Key Distributors in the region

      Country          Food Distributors         Other distributors

      Jordan      Gulf Food Products Company Abu Shakra Trading Agency


     Lebanon             Obegi Group          Georges Abou Adal et Cie


      Syria        MAS Distribution Company         Attar Group


•Whole distributors list and other key information
available at TradAR
Rules & Regulations
Rules & Regulations
Country   Quality             Customs                              Exempted Products
          Organisation                                             from Tariff Duty :
Jordan    Jordan institute    -Commercial invoice                 -Member of Greater
          for standards       -Certificate of origin              Arab Free Trade
          and metrology       -Packing list                       Area (GAFTA)
          (JISM)              -Certified by the National U.S-Arab
          www.jism.gov.jo     Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon   Qualeb              -Original invoices for the goods     - Member of Greater
          www.qualeb.org      -Country of origin                   Arab Free Trade
                              -Certified by a Foreign Chamber of   Area (GAFTA)
                              commerce
Syria     Trade directorate   -Valid import license                -Member of Greater
          of technical        -Commercial invoice in triplicate    Arab Free Trade
          affairs, Quality    copies                               Area (GAFTA)
          and labs            -Certificate of origin
          www.syrecon.org     -Packing list
Trading in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria



Exporting to Jordan, Lebanon and
               Syria
Exporting to Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
 Other than buyer matchmaking it can be through

 1.   A Local agent:
 •    Standard format for agreement
 •    Procedure to register an agency

 2.   Establishing an office :
 •    Types of activities prohibited for non-Local
 •    Cost of Investment (Downtown: $3000-$6000)
 •    Procedure to form the investment

 3.   Outsourcing Lead Generation Services (Generating
      potential clients through tele-marketing campaigns).
How to succeed in Jordan,
  Lebanon and Syria
Success Factors
• Right partner
• Investment in Time and Money
• Products Competitive Edge
• Communications with buyers
• Market Presence
• Clarify the word “Quality”
• Full preparations
Case Study #1
• Client:
  Maderas Menur, a very well known company that is devoted to the
  transformation of a natural, noble raw material: wood.
• Situation:
  Need for potential partners and distributors in the UAE.

• Objective:
  Generate qualitative leads with detailed profile and meet deadlines
• Results:
  TradAR runs a Lead Generation campaign that successfully results with 6
  qualified partners/distributors (e.g. Dar Al Rokham Company , Khalifa Juma Al
  Nabooda Group , ACTCO General Contracting Company...)
Case Study #2
• Client:
  Global leader in IT & Software solutions.
• Situation:
  Need for continuous Lead Generation project in 9 countries across the
  Levant, GCC & North Africa.
• Objective:
  Generate qualitative leads with detailed profiles & meet deadlines.
• Results
  TradAR runs Tele-profiling & Lead Qualification campaigns that
  successfully “feeds” the pipeline for ongoing sales of Software solutions.
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Export Opportunities in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria

  • 2. Points to be covered today • Jordan, Lebanon, & Syria in Key Figures • Countries SWOT Analysis •Country risk • Imports to Jordan, Lebanon & Syria • Rules & Regulations • Trading in Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria • How to succeed • Case Studies
  • 3. Jordan, Lebanon and Syria in Key Figures
  • 4. Key Figures Description Jordan Lebanon Syria Population 6,407,085 4,125,247 22,198,110 Size 89,342 sq km 10,400 sq km 185,180 sq km GDP (exchange $22.82 billion $33.04 billion $54.99 billion rate) GDP (per capita) $5,300 $13,100 $4,600 Oil Export 0 bbl/day 0 bbl/day 155,000 bbl/day Import $12.31 billion $16.25 billion $13.1 billion Major Ports Port Al Aqabah Port of Beirut, Port of Port Latakia, Port Tripoli Tartus
  • 6. Jordan Strength Weaknesses • The SETP (Social and Economic • Threats to Safety and Security, Medical Transformation Programme) includes a Facilities and Health Information, Medical wide range of initiatives such as human Insurance, and Traffic Safety and Road resources development and regulatory Conditions. reform Opportunities Threats •Recognition at the highest levels for the •Jordan does not yet have a formal need to change innovation policy and innovation policy programs.
  • 7. Lebanon Strength Weaknesses • A small number of excellent private • An inability of public sector sector educational institutions, with organisations to move into high gear for strong vision and leadership, with a will to development increase their role in the economy and with the ability to attract the support of industry Opportunities Threats • Build upon the leadership of key A failure to develop an adequate industry and professional associations population of managers able to lead such as Association of Lebanese change and grow in an international, Industrialists (ALI), the Chamber of competitive business environment where Commerce , Industry & Agriculture success will relies on innovative (CCIAB) and the Professional Computer approaches to markets and business Association (PCA). organisation at both the company and supply chain level
  • 8. Syria Strength Weaknesses • Syria has certain natural advantages in • Businesses and business people have terms of mineral deposits and fertile land. had little or no exposure to a competitive Nevertheless agricultural production is international business environment, to constrained by issues such as modern practices in finance, desertification and the supply of fresh management, human resource water. development or international trade Opportunities Threats • The last few years have seen a • Innovation is about risk taking and burgeoning of reform related activities in requires appropriate forms of finance. Syria. This would seem to indicate Innovation in specific sectors may need to openness to new ideas and a general be accompanies by innovation in appetite for change. matching forms of finance to be feasible.
  • 10. Country risk Jordan Lebanon Syria summary Sovereign risk Stable Stable Stable Currency risk Stable Stable Stable Banking sector risk Stable Stable Stable Political risk Looming Reduced after the Political and parliamentary formation of a new economic pressure election government from the US Economic structure High level of public Massive public debt Limiting fiscal risk debt stock revenue
  • 12. Regional Product and Service Demand • Jordan food import average yearly growth is 24%. • Lebanon food import average yearly growth is 22%. • Syria food import average yearly growth is 28% . • Demand from the Middle East for luxury goods remains strong regardless of the global economic misery. • The regional report in public and private construction is fuelling. • Growing demand for the full range of stone products and stone technology. • Demand is increasing for marble, granite, stone derivatives, travertine as well as cutting, handling and finishing machinery. • The demand on the hospital’s medical services has increased, hospitals are often overcrowded and has limited resources. • There is a strong and growing demand for software and other IT solutions.
  • 13. Overview on imports Jordan Lebanon Syria Commodities crude oil, petroleum, cars, medicinal machinery and machinery, products, clothing, meat transport equipment, transport and live animals, food and livestock, equipment, iron, consumer goods, paper, metal, chemicals, cereals textile fabrics, tobacco, plastics, yarn, paper electrical machinery and equipment, chemicals Top Partners Saudi Arabia 18%, China 9%, U.S 9%, Italy Saudi Arabia 11.7%, China 11%, USA 7% 8%, France 7%, Germany China 8.7%, Russia 7.5% UAE 2.35% 7%, Saudi Arabia 2% UAE 2% Electricity 200 million kWh 1.114 billion kWh 1.4 billion kWh Imports Oil Imports 108,200 bbl/day 86,750 bbl/day 58,710 bbl/day
  • 14. Country import trends per sector 35 30 25 20 15 Jordan 10 Lebanon Syria 5 0 Animals & Food & Mineral chemical or Plastics & Vegetables Beverage products Allied Rubber products
  • 15. Country import trends per sector 18 16 14 12 10 8 Jordan 6 Syria 4 Lebanon 2 0 Wood & textile Stone Plaster Base Metal Precioius Wood Pulp Cement Stones Glass
  • 16. Country import trends per sector 16 14 12 10 8 Jordan 6 Syria Lebanon 4 2 0 Machinery & Vehicles Various Optical & Electricals Manufactured Medical
  • 17. Key Distributors in the region Country Food Distributors Other distributors Jordan Gulf Food Products Company Abu Shakra Trading Agency Lebanon Obegi Group Georges Abou Adal et Cie Syria MAS Distribution Company Attar Group •Whole distributors list and other key information available at TradAR
  • 19. Rules & Regulations Country Quality Customs Exempted Products Organisation from Tariff Duty : Jordan Jordan institute -Commercial invoice -Member of Greater for standards -Certificate of origin Arab Free Trade and metrology -Packing list Area (GAFTA) (JISM) -Certified by the National U.S-Arab www.jism.gov.jo Chamber of Commerce Lebanon Qualeb -Original invoices for the goods - Member of Greater www.qualeb.org -Country of origin Arab Free Trade -Certified by a Foreign Chamber of Area (GAFTA) commerce Syria Trade directorate -Valid import license -Member of Greater of technical -Commercial invoice in triplicate Arab Free Trade affairs, Quality copies Area (GAFTA) and labs -Certificate of origin www.syrecon.org -Packing list
  • 20. Trading in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria Exporting to Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
  • 21. Exporting to Jordan, Lebanon and Syria Other than buyer matchmaking it can be through 1. A Local agent: • Standard format for agreement • Procedure to register an agency 2. Establishing an office : • Types of activities prohibited for non-Local • Cost of Investment (Downtown: $3000-$6000) • Procedure to form the investment 3. Outsourcing Lead Generation Services (Generating potential clients through tele-marketing campaigns).
  • 22. How to succeed in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
  • 23. Success Factors • Right partner • Investment in Time and Money • Products Competitive Edge • Communications with buyers • Market Presence • Clarify the word “Quality” • Full preparations
  • 24. Case Study #1 • Client: Maderas Menur, a very well known company that is devoted to the transformation of a natural, noble raw material: wood. • Situation: Need for potential partners and distributors in the UAE. • Objective: Generate qualitative leads with detailed profile and meet deadlines • Results: TradAR runs a Lead Generation campaign that successfully results with 6 qualified partners/distributors (e.g. Dar Al Rokham Company , Khalifa Juma Al Nabooda Group , ACTCO General Contracting Company...)
  • 25. Case Study #2 • Client: Global leader in IT & Software solutions. • Situation: Need for continuous Lead Generation project in 9 countries across the Levant, GCC & North Africa. • Objective: Generate qualitative leads with detailed profiles & meet deadlines. • Results TradAR runs Tele-profiling & Lead Qualification campaigns that successfully “feeds” the pipeline for ongoing sales of Software solutions.