Energy & Trade: Jordan’s Cabinet approved supplying Lebanon with natural gas via Aqaba Port, using LNG regasification in Aqaba and transport through Syria, reinforcing Amman’s role as a regional energy hub. Ports & Supply Chains: PM Jafar Hassan chaired talks on keeping Aqaba port operations running smoothly and streamlining procedures at border crossings with the private sector to protect the flow of goods amid regional tensions. Fintech & Payments: Valu Group’s Jordan unit officially launched the first phase of its flexible digital payment and BNPL services after receiving its final Central Bank license. Water Security: Water authorities stepped up enforcement, removing illegal water lines, sealing illegal wells, and seizing equipment used to supply farms, chalets, homes and car-wash stations. Markets: The Amman Stock Exchange rose 0.36% as turnover reached JD13.4m. Digital Education: The World Bank approved a $3.5m grant to prepare Jordan’s public schools for digital transformation, including connectivity readiness and device program feasibility. AI Cooperation: Jordan and Saudi HUMAIN signed an MoU to advance Arabic AI models and support public-sector AI adoption, startups and talent. Domestic Safety Tech: The “Aman” system has tracked 14,515 domestic violence cases, expanding automated coverage and civil society partnerships. Climate Policy & Youth: A report urges clearer green-tech tax rules, better household energy efficiency, and deeper youth/community involvement in climate decisions. Regional Diplomacy: Jordan and other Arab and Islamic states condemned Israeli statements on forced displacement from Gaza, warning of serious legal and stability risks.