AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU-Jordan Partnership: The EU’s ambassador to Amman said Jordan is “strong and resilient” and a reliable partner as the region faces Palestine, Syria, and Iran-related security and humanitarian pressures, pointing to EU support for stability and economic resilience. Regional Security: Jordan condemned Houthi ballistic missile attacks on Saudi cities Taif and Yanbu, calling them a violation of international law and pledging solidarity with Riyadh. UNRWA Funding Push: UN Secretary-General António Guterres told member states UNRWA is indispensable and cannot be replaced, urging political and financial support as the agency’s mandate faces mounting risks. Iran-US Tensions: Reports say Chinese satellite intelligence is helping Iran improve the accuracy of strikes on U.S. bases and vessels, including an alleged role in a July attack in Jordan. Energy Corridors: Iraq’s PM said his country wants new energy routes linking Iraq with Turkey, Jordan, and Syria to diversify exports amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions. Jordan in Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Safadi led UN meetings on Palestinian children, while Jordan’s King reiterated that the international community has chosen to manage the Palestinian-Israeli conflict rather than resolve it.
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