AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Jordan’s Food and Drug Administration shut down a gym in Amman after inspectors found banned bodybuilding hormonal injections (including Nandrolone) and expired protein powder, and found improper areas for preparing shakes; officials say more inspections will target supplement sellers and urge the public to check official authorization before use. Transport & Urban Safety: Amman’s Traffic Department is installing smart traffic signals at high-congestion, higher-accident spots, including a pilot on Al-Nahda Bridge toward the Eighth Circle, to reduce crashes and shift traffic control based on conditions. Regional Development Finance: The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development signed new Jordan financing totaling $410M—$300M concessional support for the general budget and $110M for projects—covering five vocational/technical schools and natural gas supply for industrial cities in Ma’an and Mafraq. Cross-Border Cooperation: Jordan’s Chamber of Commerce met a Kenyan delegation to explore trade and investment links, with attention on food, health and pharmaceutical supplies, and medical equipment. Drug Enforcement (Regional): Kuwait authorities arrested suspects, including a Jordanian and an Egyptian, in what they called the biggest Lyrica haul, seizing tons of raw powder and millions of capsules.
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