AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMiddle East Security: Iran says it hit U.S. assets at Kuwait’s Ahmad Al-Jaber airbase, while the U.S. and Jordan dispute details and say incoming missiles/drones were intercepted; the latest exchange follows U.S. “heavy” strikes after attacks on American forces, with reports of missile activity also tied to Jordan and Qeshm Island. Local Defense & Tech: A Reuters report says U.S. troops in the region were warned not to film strikes, with concerns that open-source footage helps Iran improve targeting. Cyber Capacity in Jordan: Willis College (Canada) and Al-Hussein Technical University will build a high-fidelity cybersecurity training pipeline for the Jordanian Armed Forces, aiming to certify local faculty and create a self-sustaining national hub. Education Policy: Jordan’s Lower House Education Committee approved the 2026 Accreditation and Quality Assurance Commission Bill, expanding evaluation beyond programs to institutions too. Digital Health & Identity: Jordan’s Crown Prince pushed for wider digital health connectivity, while the Central Bank of Jordan selected BIO-key for a national biometric authentication initiative. Business & Connectivity: Jazeera Airways added capacity on Amman City Airport with three daily flights, and a Jordan entrepreneurship piece highlights startups as a key job-creation engine.
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