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With the increase in the number of workers in the sector, growing demand for jewelry, and advancements in industrial and knowledge-based machinery technology, modern machines were imported, and skilled hands were trained to propel the sector forward. Recognizing the sector's importance, a group of shop owners agreed to establish a syndicate to organize and preserve its interests. In 1972, the first syndicate was established - the General Syndicate for Owners of Trade Shops and Jewelry Makers. This syndicate deals with the affairs of selling shops and manufacturing workshops, operating as a labor union affiliated with the Ministry of Labor... According to its bylaws, the syndicate has a board of directors consisting of thirteen members elected by the members of the general assembly who have paid their annual subscriptions. It also has a branch in the city of Irbid. The syndicate maintains working relations with the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Institution for Standards and..