AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGovernment Delivery Watch: A Jerash panel under “Maidani” compared Cabinet-announced projects with what residents say is actually happening on the ground, spanning health, water, culture, education, local administration, transport, tourism and agriculture, with MP Hamza Al-Hawamdeh claiming 70–80% of 2025 commitments are completed and calling for priorities like a hospital, transport upgrades, a university and jobs. Syrian Refugee Health: Qatar Fund for Development, QRCS and UNHCR wrapped up the SHARP project for Syrian refugees in Jordan, delivering 2,424 dialysis sessions for 36 kidney-failure patients in Zaatari and Azraq and providing secondary care for 136 patients. Gaza Ceasefire Pressure: Palestinian groups in Cairo blamed Israel for stalling the Gaza ceasefire roadmap, citing rejection of the plan and continued violations, while Hamas urged mediators and guarantors to push Israel to approve the second-phase roadmap. West Bank Security: Israeli forces carried out raids and arrests across the occupied West Bank, including Bethlehem and the Jordan Valley, with Palestinian officials condemning attacks on hospital grounds and calling for international protection. Jordan–Regional Diplomacy: Kuwait’s foreign minister held calls with Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Egypt and Jordan to review regional developments and de-escalation efforts. Holy Sites & Tourism: Jordan began preparations for the 2,000th anniversary of Christ’s baptism in 2030, with PM Jafar Hassan signing agreements for a Baptism Museum, pilgrim village and nature trails near the UNESCO-listed site.
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