AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrime Ministry Service Delivery: Jordan’s PM inspected 183 sites across the Kingdom over two years, with interventions completed at 125 locations and work ongoing at 58, covering health, education, social services, industry, tourism and youth. Chronic Medicines Access: The Ministry of Health launched “Whats-Thru” in Amman to let patients request chronic-disease meds via QR/WhatsApp, prepare them in 48–72 hours, and collect from a dedicated counter to cut waiting times. Trade & Industry: Amman Chamber certificates of origin for exports rose 20.7% to JD1.188bn in nine months, while Jordan’s industrial exports grew 7.3% to JD5.17bn in the first seven months. Tourism Pressure: Hotel occupancy in Jordan averaged 38% in September, with demand hit by regional conditions and the Gaza war; officials say efforts are underway to attract visitors via events and new markets. Parliamentary Diplomacy: Lower House First Deputy Speaker Khamis Atiyeh met Arab ambassadors in Ethiopia, stressing coordination on the Palestinian cause and regional stability.
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