AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWest Bank Settlements: Jordan condemned Israel’s approval of 2,126 new settler units in the occupied West Bank, calling it a blatant violation of international law and a blow to the two-state solution. Regional Solidarity: Deputy PM and FM Ayman Safadi condemned Iran’s attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait in separate calls, stressing Jordan’s full support for their security and sovereignty. World Cup Logistics: With Jordan’s World Cup debut approaching, Prime Minister Jafar Hassan ordered public institutions to start work at 10:00am on match days to help fans follow Al Nashama’s early-morning games. Security Crackdown: Jordan’s Anti-Narcotics Department said it arrested 18 drug dealers and promoters across several governorates and seized illicit drugs, including crystal meth in the Northern Badia. Health Study: A Jordan-based study links early-onset kidney stones (before age 45) to higher risks of hypertension, diabetes and heart disease. Trade & Industry: Pharmaceutical exports rose 17.6% in Q1 2026 to JD147 million, while the Zarqa Free Zone saw a sharp drop in vehicle clearances for the domestic market. Smart Mobility: Greater Amman’s investment arm launched a smart parking project with a unified digital platform, targeting about 5,600 spaces by 2031.
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