AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWest Bank Settlements: Jordan condemned Israel’s approval of 2,126 new settler units in the occupied West Bank, calling it a blatant breach of international law and a setback to the two-state solution. Regional Security: Deputy PM and FM Ayman Safadi condemned Iran’s attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait in separate calls, stressing Jordan’s solidarity and condolences after strikes that hit civilian facilities including Kuwait International Airport. World Cup Logistics: With Jordan’s World Cup debut days away, the prime minister ordered public institutions to start at 10:00am on match days (June 17, 23 and 28) to help fans follow Al Nashama’s early kick-offs. Anti-Drug Operations: Jordan’s Anti-Narcotics Department reported 18 arrests in major campaigns, including a “highly dangerous” dealer, and seized drugs in multiple governorates. Aviation & Tourism: Aqaba’s special economic zone says an agreement with a foreign operator for King Hussein International Airport is imminent, alongside new Royal Jordanian routes via Abu Dhabi and Riyadh. Smart Mobility: Greater Amman’s investment arm launched a smart parking project with a unified digital platform, targeting about 5,600 spaces by 2031. Business & Trade: Jordan’s pharmaceutical exports rose 17.6% in Q1 2026 to JD147m, while vehicle clearance at Zarqa Free Zone for the domestic market fell 65.3% in the first five months, linked to 2025 import restrictions.
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