AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoMiddle East Energy Shock: Iran says it has shut the Strait of Hormuz to all shipping in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes, raising fears of major oil-price spikes and wider regional disruption. Jordan Air Defence: Jordan’s Armed Forces announced intercepting and shooting down 20 Iranian missiles aimed at the Azraq area, with fragments falling but no reported damage or injuries. Diplomacy & Trade Routes: Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi led a Jordanian delegation in Damascus, discussing cooperation with Syria and exploring transport links that could reduce reliance on the Hormuz route. Energy Policy: The Cabinet extended the National Petroleum Company’s Risha gas concession until 2061, targeting higher output and a pipeline connection to the Arab Gas Pipeline. Public Spending: The Prime Minister ordered ministries to cut operating costs by 15% in the 2027 draft budget. Security: Jordan’s Southern Military Zone thwarted two drone smuggling attempts carrying large quantities of narcotics. World Cup Build-Up: Jordan’s national team continues preparations in Portland ahead of its World Cup opener against Austria, while Jordan’s historic debut is drawing global attention. Major Infrastructure: Excavation and preliminary works have started for Amra City’s Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II International Stadium, planned for 46,000 seats and a late-2029 opening.
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