AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Sector Digital Push: Jordan’s public sector modernization report says 92% of first-half 2026 targets were met, with digital government services reaching 2,060 and 2.8 million activated digital IDs, plus “Mystery Shopper” checks driving 369 fixes. Local Delivery Watch: A Jerash panel under “Maidani” says 70–80% of 2025 government commitments are done, while other projects still sit in studies, implementation, or future budgets—covering health, water, culture, education, transport and jobs. Land & Infrastructure Law: A House-approved Real Property Law amendment expands “road” to include railways, potentially allowing up to a quarter of land to be taken without compensation—raising constitutional questions. Jordan–China Economic Ties: The investment minister says King Abdullah’s China visit should boost industrial, tech innovation, digital transformation and investment cooperation. Tourism Tech on the Ground: Greater Amman Municipality is building connected heritage tourist trails, using documented trail data and maps to link sites into an “Amman Explorer” experience. Aqaba Astro-Tourism: Aqaba’s SEZA and Wadi Rum’s Rum Sky Observatory hosted Perseid meteor-shower viewing to grow stargazing and astrophotography tourism.
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