USAID & JFBPW distributes the "Export Toolkit" to businesswomen.The United States Agency for International Development The United States Agency for International Development (or USAID) is the U.S. government organization responsible for most non-military foreign aid. An independent federal agency, it receives overall foreign policy guidance from the U.S. (USAID USAID United States Agency for International Development USAID Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (Spanish) ), through the Sustainable Achievement of Business Expansion and Quality Program (SABEQ) disseminated disseminated /dis·sem·i·nat·ed/ (-sem´i-nat?ed) scattered; distributed over a considerable area. dis·sem·i·nat·ed adj. Spread over a large area of a body, a tissue, or an organ. the Export Toolkit An integrated set of software routines or utilities (tools) that are used to develop and maintain applications and databases. There are toolkits for developing almost anything. See tool, developer's toolkit, library, class library and CASE. to businesses looking to export their products during an event held at the Sheraton Hotel on Sunday Sunday: see Sabbath; week. April 13, 2008. The toolkit was developed in association with the Jordan Jordan, country, Asia Jordan, officially Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, kingdom (2005 est. pop. 5,760,000), 35,637 sq mi (92,300 sq km), SW Asia. It borders on Israel and the West Bank in the west, on Syria in the north, on Iraq in the northeast, and on Saudi Forum for Business and Professional Women (JFBPW) for their members and other organizations. During the event, USAID/SABEQ Light Manufacturing Sector Lead, Ziad Abbasi Abbasi (Arabic:عباسی) is a prominent Muslim family name. Origin The name denotes descent from Abbas ibn Abd-al-Muttalib, the paternal uncle of Prophet Muhammad. , explained the benefits of the Export Toolkit which is a quick reference checklist guide for businesses looking to export their products. The toolkit includes steps to be considered in various stages including marketing, investment, and international best practices. Senator Mrs. Wijdan Al Saket AL Talhouni, Chair Person of Jordan Forum for Business and Professional Women (JFBPW) stated: "The initial idea came out of the recommendations of the National Conference held last year. We adopted this recommendation, promised to deliver it, and today we have proudly done so". This initiative in opening doors towards export is part of JFBPW continuous efforts in its mission to help build economic life in Jordan; and a way of broadening the minds of Jordanian businessmen & women to target external markets and help in widening Jordanian exports. "The export kit offers users guidance and thoughts for reaching out to other markets and societies. We know that it will be a vital tool for those who strive for more" Senator Talhouni added.SABEQ Deputy Chief of Party, Mrs. Carol Swan swan, common name for a large aquatic bird of both hemispheres, related to ducks and geese. It has a long, gracefully curved neck and an extremely long, convoluted trachea which makes possible its far-carrying calls. , stated "The Exporting Toolkit is one of USAID/SABEQ's initiatives to enhance Jordanian exports by highlighting ways of alleviating some of the challenges faced by small and medium exporters in Jordan. The Exporting Toolkit was designed to achieve several objectives; It aims at explaining basic procedures to export, increasing export awareness among Jordanian companies This is an incomplete list of Jordanian companies.
Jordan Forum for Business and Professional Women has been established in 1976. JFBPW main mission is to be the platform that develops, empowers and advocates for business and professional women in Jordan. This initiative is part of JFBPWs efforts in increasing the contribution of businesswomen in the economic development in Jordan.The USAID-funded Sustainable Achievement of Business Expansion and Quality Program (SABEQ) is a five year broad economic development initiative implemented by BearingPoint, Inc. and a sizeable team of international and Jordanian partner firms. By both supporting improvements in the business environment and providing assistance to expand innovation and productivity in Jordanian businesses, to support the main objective of building up the private sector as a powerful engine of economic growth. [c] 2008 Al Bawaba (www.albawaba.com) |
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