AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUNESCO World Heritage: Jordan’s Aqaba Marine Reserve has been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, spotlighting its coral reefs and marine biodiversity. Tourism & Economy: Jordan welcomed 3.15 million visitors in H1 2026, with tourism revenues reaching about JD2.47 billion, alongside major site and event activity. Infrastructure: The government has started the design phase for Amman’s cable car project, signing the contract for design, manufacturing and supply for the system and stations. Regional Security: Jordan condemned an Iranian missile attack on a UAE-flagged ADNOC tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a violation of international law and pledging solidarity with the UAE. Jerusalem/Al-Aqsa: Arab foreign ministers warned that attempts to change the Al-Aqsa status quo could trigger a religious conflict with wider repercussions, after Jordan convened an emergency meeting in Amman. Public Services: The Land Transport Regulatory Commission will resume trial inter-governorate bus routes, including Jerash–Irbid and Irbid–Zarqaa, with set fares and tracking systems. Health Regulation: Health syndicates urged tougher action against people impersonating doctors and dentists, warning the practice is growing and harms public health.
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