AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIndustrial Push in Karak: Jordan’s PM Jafar Hassan inaugurated six Chinese-owned Jinsheng International factories in Qatraneh, aiming to build an integrated industrial complex and create about 700 jobs, with steps to designate the area as a development zone. Digital Entrepreneurship: The King Hussein Business Park (KHBP) and intaj signed an agreement to support the Virtual KHBP, a smart virtual business platform planned for launch later this year to help firms manage operations online. Maan Logistics Incentives: Hassan also announced new incentives for Rawda Industrial Area—cut electricity and land costs and operational support until the area connects to the Arab Gas Pipeline—while pushing the Aqaba-Maan land port and rail links toward key deadlines. Tourism Boost: Jordan’s Tourism Ministry says the return of low-cost airlines from July 1 should “significantly” lift arrivals, after regional disruptions tied to the Israeli-Iranian air war. Transport Disruption Watch: British Airways delayed its Dubai flights again, now pushing the restart to late October, citing ongoing Middle East instability. Airport Road Maintenance: Public Works and Housing will begin repairs on damaged sections of the Queen Alia International Airport Road, funded by a Kuwait Fund loan (about JOD 5.9m).
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