AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAir Travel Disruption: British Airways says Middle East airspace uncertainty has forced it to cancel/suspend flights to Dubai, Amman, Bahrain, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv and Riyadh, with Dubai and three other routes pushed to restart only after summer—targeting Oct. 25. Labour Market Policy: Jordan’s Labour Ministry has suspended recruitment of non-Jordanians across most sectors from June 1, with exemptions for domestic work, garment/textiles, and some high-skilled roles. Food Security: Jordan’s food self-sufficiency rose to 61.4% in 2024 (up from 57.3% in 2020), driven by surpluses in vegetables and some livestock, while wheat and seafood remain heavily import-dependent. Regional Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi urged cementing Lebanon’s ceasefire and backing state control of weapons, while also coordinating with Saudi Arabia and condemning attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait. World Cup Fever: Jordan’s historic 2026 World Cup run stays in the spotlight, with Jordan Ahli Bank launching the “Falak Al Fouz” song celebrating Al Nashama’s qualification. Holy Sites: Jordan and partners continue to push back on changes to Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa status quo amid renewed international concern.
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