AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoyal Oversight: King Abdullah received the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission’s 2025 report, stressing continued work to build citizens’ trust and strengthen integrity frameworks; the IACC said it recovered or prevented about JD79 million and referred 298 investigation files to the public prosecution. Human Rights Accountability: The King also received the National Centre for Human Rights’ 2025 annual report on the status of human rights in Jordan. Regional Security Talks: King Abdullah met Lebanese Army Commander Gen. Rodolphe Haykal, reaffirming Jordan’s solidarity with Lebanon and support for preserving its security and sovereignty. Education Governance: The Education and Human Resources Development Council recommended Cabinet appointments for university boards, including public universities’ trustees and private university leadership, under the Universities Law. Public Service & Development: Jordan’s digital and service modernization continues, with reporting on progress in digitisation of government services and related policy moves. Tourism & Economy: Wadi Rum is pushing astro-tourism, with estimates of at least JD3 million in added annual income tied to dark-sky experiences. Local Administration: Greater Amman Municipality reported nearly 3,700 coffee kiosks in the capital and 309 violations recorded since early 2026.
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