AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedical Education Policy: Jordan is reconsidering cuts to medicine and dentistry university seats after Prime Minister Jafar Hassan’s direction, with any increase tied to capacity, faculty, and clinical training needs—aiming to protect education quality while responding to more Jordanians studying abroad. Public Health & Access: The government’s digital push continues via Sanad and related services, with Crown Prince Al Hussein urging expanded digital payments to simplify access to government services. Health Security in Crisis: Jordan’s Armed Forces say 18 of 20 Iranian ballistic missiles were intercepted over the Kingdom, with no reported deaths or injuries, and warn the public not to approach debris. Wellness & Community Spaces: Farah announced new parks and sports fields across several governorates, including Zarqa, Tafileh, Ma’an, Madaba, Jerash, and Ajloun, as part of quality-of-life efforts. Environment-to-Health Link: A rangeland restoration project near Amman is improving native plant recovery and supporting herders, turning degraded grazing into a shared resource.
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