Jordan to add six gardens by 2027
The Jordanian Ministry of Government Communications intends to establish six new parks by 2027, distributed across the governorates of Zarqa, Tafilah, Maan, Jerash, Ajloun, and Madaba, with the aim of expanding public spaces and improving the quality of life for citizens. The current and planned projects include Neshama Parks in Marj Al Hamam, which has welcomed approximately 693,000 visitors and features 11 playgrounds, and Al-Mafraq Park, covering 200 dunams and home to 10,000 trees along with recreational and sports facilities. Additionally, parks in Zarqa have undergone maintenance and enhancements to boost their readiness to serve visitors, supporting recreational and community activities and providing suitable environments to encourage sports and leisure. These plans are part of the government's efforts to foster community engagement and enhance public life through the creation and development of entertainment spaces across various governorates of the kingdom.
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