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The association’s January–September count covers all customs statuses; Aqaba, Omari and airport customs centers recorded the largest listed totals.
The 10 October report says the $1.35bn program achieved 20 of 44 results; separate reporting windows cover disbursements, emissions and statistical indicators.
Petra reported rainfall readings of about 10.4 mm in northern Aqaba, 6.2 mm in the center and 6.4 mm in the south; roads, drainage and port operations were reported normal.
The Land Transport Regulatory Commission said the new route starts 11 October, with four daily trips in each direction and a 70-qirsh fare.
SSIF said its assets reached about JD20.1 billion at September quarter-end, while comprehensive income for the first nine months was about JD1.37 billion.
Two sessions at Sands National Academy covered renewables, electric vehicles and energy conservation.
Petra reported that rehabilitation of several water bodies in Jordan’s Azraq Wetland Reserve is complete under the MENAWET water-path project.
JIEC and German-Jordanian University signed an MoU for a proposed site linking university facilities, labs, pilot factories and technology firms.
The Water Diplomacy Center at Jordan University of Science and Technology launched a regional training workshop in Ramtha, scheduled to run through 14 October.
Jordan’s partnership council reviewed proposals on energy-services licensing, standards for new buildings and linking incentives to audits and their recommendations.
Jordan’s energy ministry reviewed National Electrical Industries’ LED products and testing, citing about 140,000 units installed under a northern-region programme.
Petra reported that 75% of planned solar lighting units were installed along the 42-km corridor in a JD1.4 million project.
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