32 Companies Join Orange Jordan Workshop on Safe, Sustainable Work Environment
The workshop concluded with a call to all partners and contractors to continue adhering to the highest occupational health and safety standards, along with thanks and appreciation to all attendees for their support and active contribution to the success of this important event.
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