AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation Safety Watch: Jordan’s Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission says air traffic is normal and Jordanian airspace remains safe despite an EU aviation advisory, with more than 32 airlines still operating scheduled flights. Cybercrime Probe: Reuters reports a suspected ShinyHunters member, Saif al-Din Khader (“Rey”), was detained in Jordan and is cooperating with the FBI to help identify other hackers. Health Access: The Ministry of Health launched “Whats-Thru” at four Amman comprehensive health centers, letting chronic-disease patients submit documents via WhatsApp, get meds prepared in advance, and collect through a dedicated counter. Local Economy: Jordan’s GDP growth hit 3% in Q2 2026, driven mainly by manufacturing and agriculture, while Jordan Kuwait Bank posted JOD 57.6m net profit for H1 2026. Industry & Trade: Amman Chamber says certificates of origin for exports rose 20.7% to JD1.188b in nine months, and industrial exports reached JD5.17b in seven months. Transport Oversight: The Land Transport Regulatory Authority says it will tighten app-based taxi compliance, with inspections starting Oct 7 and penalties tied to company guarantees.
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