RAMALLAH: Just days after the first flight carrying Palestinian citizens took off from Israel’s Ramon Airport, Jordan has voiced growing concerns that it will suffer significant economic losses as a result. The Palestinian Authority has tried to offer reassurances to the Jordanians. Prime Minster Mohammed Shtayyieh said on Aug. 24 that the airport will not become an
AMMAN Political analysts on Wednesday said that participation rates in elections in the Kingdom are still low, which reflects the voters’ apathy towards the elections.The analysts were reflecting on the governorate and municipal council elections with a voter percentage of 29.64.“Tuesday’s results reflect the decline in interest of most citizens in political practice and
AMMAN Political analysts on Wednesday said that participation rates in elections in the Kingdom are still low, which reflects the voters’ apathy towards the elections.The analysts were reflecting on the governorate and municipal council elections with a voter percentage of 29.64.“Tuesday’s results reflect the decline in interest of most citizens in political practice and
AMMAN Media specialists on Tuesday said the government needs to introduce new and more open methods and laws to prevent the spread of rumours and false news.Their remarks follow a letter that His Majesty King Abdullah sent to the Jordanian people on his 60th birthday on Sunday.In the letter, the King warned of the negative repercussions of the spread of rumours, and the
AMMAN Media specialists on Tuesday said the government needs to introduce new and more open methods and laws to prevent the spread of rumours and false news.Their remarks follow a letter that His Majesty King Abdullah sent to the Jordanian people on his 60th birthday on Sunday.In the letter, the King warned of the negative repercussions of the spread of rumours, and the