AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoJordan–Syria Ties: Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi arrived in Damascus to co-chair the third Higher Coordination Council session, where officials are expected to sign agreements and advance cooperation across key sectors. Counterterrorism: The Cabinet plans tougher anti-terrorism penalties, including longer minimum sentences and cumulative terms for multiple offences; the proposed amendments will go to Parliament within two weeks. Border Security: The army said it foiled an attempted infiltration by four people along Jordan’s northern border. National Service: A lottery selected 9,000 young people for the 2027 national service intake. National Unity: On the anniversary of the 2005 Amman bombings, the government said Jordan remains united against terrorism and extremism.
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