AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoJordan–UNESCO Diplomacy: Jordan welcomed UNESCO’s decision to keep Jerusalem’s Old City and its Walls on the World Heritage in Danger list, citing ongoing threats to cultural heritage and historic status quo, and stressing the illegality of Israeli violations. EU Foreign Policy: Amman also welcomed the Netherlands and Belgium moves to ban imports of products from Israeli settlements, urging more EU action in line with UN resolutions and the two-state solution. Regional Security & Airspace: The European Aviation Safety Agency asked airlines to refrain from flying in Jordan’s airspace (Amman FIR) through August 31, citing a sharp deterioration in security after Iranian strikes across the Gulf and Jordan. US–Iran Escalation Impacting Jordan: Iran’s IRGC claimed it struck US facilities at King Faisal and Prince Hassan air bases in Jordan, while US forces continued retaliatory strikes for an 11th night; Jordan reported intercepting Iranian missiles over Aqaba and warned of heightened regional tensions. Local Governance & Transport: Zarqa Governorate is set to expand inter-governorate public transport with new routes under the Regular Transport Project, adding modern buses with electronic payment and monitoring features. King’s Engagement: King Abdullah sent a cable to Egypt’s President on the 23 July revolution anniversary and visited the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, highlighting Jordan’s attention to aerospace and defense developments.
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