AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoRegional Security: Jordan’s Armed Forces say 20 missiles launched from Iran toward Azraq were intercepted and destroyed, with no injuries reported, as Amman keeps airspace monitoring at the highest readiness. Middle East Diplomacy & Energy: The Strait of Hormuz is reported to be shut to all shipping by Iran in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes, raising fears of major oil-price shocks; meanwhile, U.S. and Iran talk of a near deal, with Pakistan claiming a final text is reached while Tehran urges caution. Jordan-Iraq Ties: Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan told Iraqi Parliament Speaker Heit al-Halbousi that Iraq’s security is inseparable from Jordan’s, highlighting concerns over drones and armed groups operating beyond state control. Economy & Trade: The World Bank projects Jordan’s growth to reach about 3% by 2028, and Jordan’s industry chief points to export resilience; Jordanian customs and clearance firms also processed 395,000 declarations in five months. Energy Resources Debate: An energy expert says Jordan has large untapped gas, oil-shale, and mineral potential, arguing weakened exploration institutions have held back investment. Business Links: Jordan and South Korea discussed boosting industrial and economic cooperation after Jordan’s private sector push into the Korean market.
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