Government funds 120 projects in Ma'an
The article focused on the efforts of the Jordanian government to implement a developmental plan in Ma'an Governorate. The Cabinet held a field session in the city as part of the second phase of provincial visits. A quarter of a billion Jordanian dinars have been invested in 120 projects across various sectors to promote economic and social development, with an emphasis on investment, energy, tourism, industry, and education sectors. One of the most prominent announced measures is to offer incentives for the Ma'an Industrial City, including reductions in electricity and land prices, support for employing local labor, as well as financial assistance for wages and social security contributions. Additionally, the government announced its intention to establish a model park and another one in Ma'an, as well as to upgrade tourist parks. Moreover, a 13,000-dunum development zone is planned to host strategic industrial projects for the production of phosphoric and sulfuric acids, aimed at creating new opportunities and jobs for the governorate.
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