AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism & Aviation: Jordan Tourism Board and Wizz Air renewed a strategic partnership as Wizz Air resumes direct Budapest–Amman flights from 22 September 2026, aiming to strengthen connectivity to Amman and Aqaba and support tourism recovery. ICT Cooperation: Jordan and Rwanda signed an MoU to deepen ICT collaboration, with priorities including AI, cloud, digital identity, cybersecurity, data protection, telecom infrastructure, digital payments and cross-border interconnect. UNRWA Support: Jordan’s foreign minister participated in a UNRWA ministerial meeting in New York, with countries stressing pooled political and financial support for the agency’s education, health and relief role. Two-State Stance: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi rejected “absurd” Israeli proposals to resolve the Palestinian issue at Jordan’s expense, warning against settlement expansion and the E1 plan. Regional Trade Security: Bahrain led 80 UN member states calling for the urgent reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, citing threats to energy security and disruption to international trade. Business & Finance Signals: Reports also highlighted Jordan’s broader economic resilience and policy moves, alongside regional investment and banking developments.
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