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  1. Prime Minister led government development vision, referencing the 1994 peace treaty and shared Jordan River border.
  2. Jafar Hassan leads Jordan's government through economic challenges, hosting investment conferences and developing strategic infrastructure.

Jordan Proposes Dry Port Link Between Aqaba and Maan Development Area

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Prime Minister Jafar Hassan announced that the government is pursuing an Economic Modernisation Vision focused on strengthening the national economy. The government plans to develop a dry port link between Aqaba and the Maan Development Area to capitalize on its economic potential. This initiative includes a package of incentives for investors, such as a 50 per cent reduction in land prices and a 75 per cent reduction in electricity costs during the first two years for qualifying projects.

From jordantimes.com

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The proposal aims to elevate the Maan Development Area to a higher level of competitiveness and create income-generating opportunities for citizens. The government stated that its efforts are focused on implementing this plan while navigating regional instability.

Jafar Hassan leads the government through economic challenges, hosting investment conferences and developing strategic infrastructure.

From jordantimes.com

Who's involved

  • JordanThe government is leading the initiative to modernize infrastructure and attract investment.
  • AqabaThe location that would benefit from the strategic designation as a key logistics hub.
  • Jafar HassanThe Prime Minister who announced the economic modernization plan.

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