AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUNESCO & Jerusalem: Jordan welcomed UNESCO’s decision to keep Jerusalem’s Old City and its Walls on the World Heritage in Danger list, saying threats to the site’s cultural heritage and historic status quo remain. EU Trade & Settlements: Jordan also welcomed moves by the Netherlands and Belgium to ban imports of Israeli settlement products, calling them consistent with international law and UN resolutions. Aviation Safety: The Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission said air transit through Jordanian airspace is operating normally, but the EU aviation regulator EASA added Jordan to its no-fly advisory list as regional fighting escalates. Regional Security: Jordan’s army said it intercepted four Iranian missiles over Aqaba, with two others falling in remote areas, while air defenses also reported drone interceptions. US-Iran Escalation: President Trump renewed threats over the Strait of Hormuz, saying the US will destroy a bridge or power plant for each Iranian attack on ships, as the war widens and shipping risks grow. Local Life & Services: The Ministry of Education said preparations are complete for Tawjihi exams for the 2009 class starting Thursday, and Zarqa plans new inter-governorate transport routes under an expanded regular transport project.
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