AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBirth Planning: Jordan registered 629 births per day on six “special” dates in 2025, compared with a daily average of 415 among Jordanian families. Health officials warn that scheduling a caesarean or inducing labour for a preferred date should be guided by medical need, as both can carry risks for mother and baby. Care for Injured Jordanians: On King Abdullah II’s directives, Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi visited two Jordanian women injured in the October 10 attack on Riyadh airport, checked on their treatment and pledged the necessary assistance. Cancer Services: The King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center marked 25 years of work, highlighting improvements in cancer care and plans for a specialized children’s cancer hospital—the first of its kind in the Arab world. Refugee Health: Funding shortages are forcing UNHCR and partners to prioritize care in Zaatari and Azraq camps. Essential services remain available, but prolonged shortfalls could weaken primary care, chronic-disease treatment and specialist referrals. Gaza Patients: Jordan’s armed forces evacuated another group of sick children from Gaza for treatment, while the Jordanian field hospital in Gaza continues specialized surgery for wounded patients.
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