AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTabadul Financial Link: Jordan and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange have activated an electronic trading connection via the Tabadul platform, letting investors trade across both markets through licensed brokers and aiming to boost liquidity and market efficiency. World Cup Work Hours: Labour Minister Khaled Bakkar urged private employers to mirror a Prime Ministry decision to start official work at 10am on World Cup final match days, so fans can watch Jordan’s historic campaign. Border Security Upgrade: Jordan announced the operationalization of advanced military facilities to strengthen land border security, using 24/7 detection and rapid-response capabilities to curb smuggling and infiltration. Lebanon Travel Hit: Flights to and from Beirut were cancelled after Israel signalled it may resume strikes, raising fresh regional security and travel concerns. Exports Up: Industry Minister Yarub Qudah said Jordan’s exports rose 1.6% in Q1 2026 to JD 2.129 billion, led by garments, potash and pharmaceuticals, with gains to Syria, China and the EU. Local Transport: A new Irbid–Sweileh–Medical City bus route starts with services from 6:15am to 6:00pm and a JD 1.65 fare. Public Safety: A shooting in Amman’s Ashrafieh left three injured; the gunman’s son was arrested after the incident, and investigations continue.
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