AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMarine Biotech in Aqaba: University of Jordan researchers say deep Gulf of Aqaba microorganisms can produce natural compounds active against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, pointing to new medicine leads from Jordan’s marine resources. Humanitarian Tech & Rescue: Jordan’s search-and-rescue teams in Venezuela used camera technology and thermal imaging to locate and extract a three-year-old boy from earthquake rubble after six days, then provided first aid and hospital transfer. FAO Drought Plan: FAO launched a Japanese-funded project with Jordan’s agriculture ministry to help drought-affected and refugee-hosting communities use climate-smart, agroecological practices in northern governorates. Industry & Exports: The Jordan Chamber of Industry reports industrial exports rose 9.1% in Jan–Apr 2026 to JD2.808bn, with gains across mining, construction, chemicals, and engineering/IT. Policy for Older People: The Phenix Center calls for a national minimum-income system for older Jordanians without pensions, warning of rising vulnerability as the population ages. Private Sector Leadership: IFC appointed Jordanian Imad N. Fakhoury as Regional Vice President for the Middle East and Central Asia, focused on job creation and mobilizing private capital.
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