AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedia Freedom Push: The EU Delegation in Jordan says independent, professional journalism is “oxygen of democracy,” backing community outlets like Radio Al-Balad and AmmanNet while warning that regulation, money pressure, and online safety risks can still squeeze small independent voices. Rights & Business Framework: The National Centre for Human Rights and UNDP launched a national consultative dialogue on business and human rights, aiming to move Jordan from awareness to systematic implementation of UN Guiding Principles. Royal Engagement: Crown Prince Hussein met Ajarma tribe dignitaries, highlighting the National Service Programme and vocational training. Security Tensions: An Iraqi militant group hinted it could attack Jordan, citing Amman’s backing for the US. Diplomatic Moves: King Abdullah accepted new ambassadors’ credentials and inaugurated Baptism Site International Orthodox University, directing support for a 2030 commemoration plan. Water & Infrastructure: Jordan signed a US-backed $78.2m deal to prepare for the National Water Carrier, while EBRD is also considering up to $54m for expanding the Shallala wastewater plant.
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