Branch Manager of Amanat Al-Asimah at Ikhwan Thabet Company, Jamal Taj Al-Din, to Investment Magazine
Investment Law: A Key Partner in Strategic Projects
Investment Magazine/
The new Investment Law No. (3) of 2025, launched on Saturday, February 1, 2025, has been widely welcomed by the private sector and Yemeni business figures due to the incentives and facilitations it offers to investors.
Jamal Taj Al-Din, Branch Manager of Ikhwan Thabet Company in Amanat Al-Asimah – Yamani, stated that the law grants investors significant exemptions and privileges to encourage local products. He emphasized that these benefits will contribute to national economic growth, reduce the import bill, and ultimately lead to self-sufficiency.
In a statement to Investment Magazine, he said:
"We are witnessing a genuine investment partnership in our reality today, reflected in the collaboration between producers, consumers, and various investment sectors. This is the result of real efforts by the Government of Construction and Change within its investment programs."
Taj Al-Din praised the vital role played by the Ministry of Economy, Industry, and Investment, led by Minister Eng. Maeen Al-Mahaqiri, in implementing economic stimulus programs that support investment projects. He highlighted the ministry’s focus on local raw products, particularly in establishing a robust dairy industry and juice production sector. These initiatives, he noted, are essential for strengthening the economy, recognizing investors, and respecting consumers.
He also reaffirmed the commitment of Ikhwan Thabet Group for Food Industries to supporting the Investment Law, recognizing its importance in fostering economic growth. This commitment is demonstrated through building strong, transparent, and responsible relationships to achieve consumer-driven goals and ensure the production of various local products, such as dairy and fresh juices.
Concluding his remarks, he stated:
"This law embodies a collaborative effort—starting from our revolutionary and political leadership, to farmers, producers, government bodies, and investment partners. We must continue these efforts until all the objectives of Yemen’s Investment Law are fully realized."
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