AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUN Diplomacy & Gaza: Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi warned at the UN in New York that UNRWA is facing a “political assassination” push, saying dismantling the agency would mean hunger, cold and lost education for millions in Gaza. Two-State Solution: Saudi Arabia and Jordan renewed calls for stronger implementation of the two-state solution, with Safadi warning Israel’s policies are destroying the remaining chances unless the international community acts. Humanitarian Access: Egypt urged “sustained and unhindered” humanitarian access to Gaza and early recovery efforts, stressing UN agencies—especially UNRWA—must retain a central role. Regional Security at the UN: Jordan and Saudi also backed wider international pressure to deter attacks and uphold international law as UNGA debates intensify. Jordan-EU/UNGA Outreach: Jordan continued diplomatic engagement on UNGA sidelines, including meetings tied to Palestinian children’s protection and education financing. Local Governance: Amman Municipality issued 196 home business licenses, signaling continued municipal rollout and regulation of small enterprises.
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