Deputy: Gasoline in Jordan Costs Double Europe
Deputy Qassem Al-Qubai’ called on the government to continue its temporary concession of a portion of its revenues from the sale of petroleum derivatives to help reduce the impact of rising global oil prices on citizens. He explained that gasoline pricing in Jordan reflects significantly higher costs compared to Europe, where its price is double that in some European countries, thereby burdening citizens. Additionally, the government’s revenue from a liter of diesel has decreased from approximately 16 piasters to around 5.5 piasters, a decline of nearly 11 piasters. He urged that this policy be maintained temporarily during the current crisis.
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