AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSyria Border Crisis: Jordan and Syria reopened the Nasib crossing and agreed to investigate Jordanian airstrikes in southern Syria, which Amman said killed more than 20 Daesh militants. Jordan acknowledged civilian casualties; Damascus condemned the strikes as a violation of its sovereignty. The attacks followed a deadly church assault in Karak that killed nine people, and Jordan has arrested three suspects. Regional Diplomacy: Jordan’s prime minister and deputy prime minister discussed de-escalation, while Jordan and Iran conferred on efforts toward a lasting US-Iran ceasefire. Defence Cooperation: SOFEX 2026 wrapped up in Aqaba, including an agreement between the UAE’s EDGE Group and Jordan’s JODDB to explore defence cooperation. Economy and Services: The Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged. Transport regulators met taxi operators to address fares, compliance and fair competition with ride-hailing apps, agreeing to monthly follow-up meetings.
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