AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUNESCO & Heritage: UNESCO kept Jerusalem’s Old City and its Walls on the World Heritage in Danger list, saying conservation conditions for removal haven’t been met and urging stronger monitoring and international cooperation—Jordan welcomed the unanimous decision. Regional Security & Diplomacy: Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq moved to revitalize their trilateral cooperation mechanism, focusing on practical projects across infrastructure, trade, industry, energy, and transport amid rising tensions. Water Tech & Infrastructure: The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank approved $250m for Jordan’s National Water Carrier—linking an Aqaba desalination plant, a 438-km underground pipeline, and a 281 MW solar power component to boost safe drinking water supply for Amman and beyond. Clean Mobility: Geely launched the EX5 EM-i hybrid in Jordan, offering up to 105 km electric range, over 1,000 km combined, and a Flyme Auto digital cockpit. Public Safety: Jordan’s Public Security Directorate destroyed large quantities of Captagon and other narcotics after final judicial rulings, using specialized incinerators under supervision. Science in Jordan: A Jordanian gypsum fossil study reports a possible ancient respiratory siphon position in mosquito-like larvae, hinting at evolutionary changes but needing more specimens.
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