ABU DHABI, Ministers and officials have emphasised that Industrial partnership for Sustainable Economic Growth will provide an opportunity to achieve qualitative industrial growth and enhance the exchange of knowledge and expertise in many vital areas, especially through increasing reliance on advanced technology solutions.   In her remarks on the occasion, Sarah bint Yousif Al Amiri, Minister of State for Public Education and Advanced Technology, stated: “The Industrial Partnership for Sustainable Economic Growth marks a new step towards bolstering key industrial capabilities in the country through accessing markets regionally. The UAE believes that regional and global cooperation and partnerships are fundamental to opening new opportunities for industrial development. The Jordan-UAE-Egypt partnership will unlock opportunities to ensure significant industrial growth .”   Al Amiri highlighted that this partnership will leverage current programs in advanced technology that aim to increase productivity and efficacies with key industrial players. The partnership will also enhance the

Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli underlined on Sunday the importance of boosting inter-Arab cooperation given the current regional and international developments, thanking the leaderships of Egypt, the UAE and Jordan for their integrated industrial initiative for sustainable economic development, which was launched in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.   The continued support of the political leaderships of the three countries contributed to reaching such an important initiative, Madbouli said in remarks on the sidelines of the signing of the initiative.   The coronavirus crisis and the Russian military operation in Ukraine showed the need for stepping up chances of cooperation and integration among Arab countries to better serve the Arab peoples, the premier said.   The projects agreed upon today among the three countries will have a positive impact on national security, localize industry and deepen supply chain activities, he added.   Madbouli promised to iron out any hurdles facing the projects,