AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJordan-Iran Tensions: Jordan condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain, calling them a violation of sovereignty and the UN Charter, and reiterated solidarity with both Gulf states. Trade & Labor Pressure: The US proposed additional duties on imports from countries including Bangladesh under forced-labour rules, signaling tougher enforcement under Section 301. Amman Urban Mobility: Amman Vision for Investment and Development (AVID) launched a smart parking project with private partners, aiming for a unified digital system covering on-street and off-street spaces and about 5,600 smart bays by 2031. Industrial Growth Push: Jordan plans to expand the Chinese industrial complex in Al-Qatrana by 3 million sqm, with incentives and streamlined procedures to attract new investment. Economic Signals: Jordan’s pharmaceutical exports rose 17.6% in Q1 2026, while vehicle clearance at Zarqa Free Zone fell 65.3% in the first five months, reflecting tighter import standards. Labor Rights Gap: Labor Watch urged changes to smart transport app laws so ride-hailing and delivery drivers are treated as employees with minimum labor and social protections.
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