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Jordan Centre for Trade and Investment supports Ministry of Health to fight COVID-19

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Jordan Centre for Trade and Investment, owner of THE Group trademark, and operator of Cozmo, Readers, Hamleys, Cozmo Home and M&Co., has announced their donation of US$14104 to the Ministry of Health

This is based on the company’s corporate social responsibilities and in compliance with their solidarity duties towards the country and its people.

This step stems from Jordan Centre for Trade and Investment’s initiatives through which it is keen to support government efforts to address various societal issues; it comes as an affirmation of the necessity of solidarity regarding what is good for the kingdom in the current circumstances, and to motivate institutions in different sectors to stand together.

Cozmo stores, a supermarket in Amman which operates under the Jordan Centre for Trade and Investment, is prepared to meet the needs of consumers from a wide range of local and imported consumer products, through its branches located in Abdoun, Dabouq and Wadi Saqra, and the main branch at the Seventh Circle.

Additional sterilisation operations have been taking place daily, given the current situation, in cooperation with a specialised company. Additionally, all branches have been equipped with sterilisation stations for customers, ensuring their safety and comfort as they shop.

The company stated that Cozmo continues to serve its customers through electronic channels that can be accessed with the utmost convenience and ease from anywhere and at any time by ordering online through their website or through the Cozmo App which can be downloaded from the Apple and Google App stores.

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