AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKing’s China Visit: King Abdullah II will begin a state visit to China on Monday, meeting Xi Jinping and top officials as Jordan looks to deepen economic ties amid Iran-linked regional strain. Public Services Push: The Prime Ministry says it hit 92% of public sector modernization targets in the first half of 2026, with digital IDs and service centers expanding. Baptism 2030 Projects: Jordan signed four agreements to develop the Baptism Site area, including a $50m museum and a pilgrims’ village, ahead of the 2,000th anniversary. Regional Security Line: Jordan’s foreign minister told Iran Amman won’t allow its territory or airspace to be used for attacks, stressing it won’t be a “launching pad.” Tourism Numbers: Same-day visitors rose 8.3% to 755,000 in the first seven months, while overnight tourists dipped slightly; revenues reached about JD 2.47bn. Local Governance: Civil Status offices in Amman will open Saturdays in six locations to speed up services. Royal News: Princess Iman welcomed twin baby girls, with the Royal Hashemite Court announcing the birth.
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