AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Security: King Abdullah II called reliable freshwater a national priority, urging continued investment in supply projects and protection of scarce resources. Jordan has about 61 cubic metres of renewable freshwater per person annually, far below the absolute-scarcity threshold. Digital Infrastructure: Jordan approved incentives for satellite projects worth more than $10 million, requiring at least six gateway stations and points of presence in the Kingdom. A new roadmap also sets circular-economy priorities through 2050, including resource efficiency, water management and waste recovery. Climate Action: A youth climate conference in Amman is gathering recommendations for Jordan’s 2026 national youth climate statement. Medical Research: A new advanced theranostics course includes input from specialists at King Hussein Cancer Center, with training in prostate and neuroendocrine cancers and multidisciplinary case discussions. Technology and Industry: Jordan’s defence industries drew attention at SOFEX, where JODDB unveiled AI-powered products and drone systems. Umniah’s new Amman data centre is also nearing launch after Tier III certification.
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