AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Arab and Islamic foreign ministers met in Amman to coordinate international action against “illegal” Israeli measures in occupied Jerusalem, warning they could push the region toward religious conflict; Jordan’s Ayman Safadi stressed Israel has no sovereignty over East Jerusalem and called for intensified diplomacy with key capitals. UNESCO & Heritage: UNESCO kept Jerusalem’s Old City and its Walls on the World Heritage in Danger list, saying conservation conditions to remove it have not been met—Jordan welcomed the decision. Accountability Mechanism: Palestinian officials said the meeting adopted a more institutional, sustainable way to document alleged Israeli violations to strengthen political and legal efforts. ASE Market Watch: The Amman Stock Exchange saw JOD 15.5m in trading on Wednesday, with the index closing down 0.45%. Local Infrastructure: Jordan’s Public Works and Housing completed road maintenance in the south under a Kuwaiti-loan funded phase, including resurfacing and safety upgrades on key routes. Food Security: Jordan’s strategic reserves report said wheat and barley cover close to 10 months, with additional contracted shipments en route.
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