AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoJerusalem Diplomacy: Arab and Islamic foreign ministers met in Amman and jointly condemned what they called “illegal” Israeli escalation at Al-Aqsa, including settler incursions, restrictions on worship, and excavations, reiterating that East Jerusalem is occupied territory and that Jordan should remain the custodian; UNESCO Heritage: UNESCO kept the Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls on the List of World Heritage in Danger, saying conservation conditions for removal have not been met, citing threats tied to Israeli measures; Jordan’s Position: Deputy PM and FM Ayman Safadi told reporters the Arab stance is unified: Israel has no sovereignty over occupied Jerusalem, and coordinated diplomatic action will target international pressure to stop violations; Regional Talks: Jordan also hosted Arab coordination efforts with Egypt and others, while officials discussed de-escalation and regional stability; FIFA Crisis Spillover: Jordan Football Association president Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein renewed accusations of FIFA “blackmail” over endorsement and prize money, as Infantino faced mounting backlash and emergency meetings in Morocco; Local Economy: Gold prices in Jordan rose to JOD 85.30 per gram for 21-karat; Business/Tech: Zain Jordan received integrated international certifications for data privacy, information security, and business continuity management systems.
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