AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGovernment Integrity: Prime Minister Jafar Hassan ordered an “urgent” bylaw to curb conflicts of interest, bar ministers from personal gains, and tighten rules on tenders, bids, and privileged information. Public Works: The National Water Carrier Project is set to start in Q4 2026, with construction expected to take about four years and pumping planned for Q4 2030; the updated scope now includes desalination, a transmission network, and a solar power plant. Jordan-Economy Watch: World Bank coverage highlights Jordan’s wider economic reform push, including electricity-sector efficiency support and ongoing restructuring efforts. Regional Energy Supplies: Strait of Hormuz reopening eased fertiliser supply worries, with shipments crossing safely and stocks expected to rise—an issue that can quickly affect regional food and farming costs. Sports (Jordan-linked): England’s World Cup last-16 win over Mexico sparked headlines across the region, including a freak injury to Jordan Henderson during celebrations.
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