ICLGlobal recently participated in a professional discussion with researchers from Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) to present our vision for the Jordan River Crossing Trade Corridor and its growing role in connecting the Gulf, Jordan, Israel, and onward to Europe.
Representing ICL was Kobby Zaltzman, who has led the company’s Jordan River Crossing operations for more than 20 years. During the meeting, he shared insights into the logistics capabilities of the corridor and its strategic importance in strengthening regional supply chains:
“The Jordan River Crossing has become a strategic trade corridor, enabling cargo to move from Aqaba Port and the Gulf countries to Israel in as little as seven days, with onward connections to Europe. At a time of continued uncertainty affecting maritime trade routes, this proven land corridor provides businesses with a fast, reliable alternative that helps ensure supply chain continuity.”
The discussion highlighted the Jordan River Crossing not only as a border crossing, but as a strategic gateway that supports regional trade, strengthens economic connectivity, and creates new opportunities for cooperation between the Gulf, Jordan, and Israel.
At ICL Global, we remain committed to developing innovative logistics solutions that help businesses navigate today’s evolving supply chain landscape with confidence.
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