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King continues outreach meetings with figures from governorates

Headline King continues outreach meetings with figures from governorates His Majesty King Abdullah on Tuesday met with a number of figures from the governorates at Al Husseiniya Palace, as part of ongoing outreach. King Abdullah said the battle against COVID-19 is not over, stressing the importance of maintaining commitment to safety measures and mask-wearing, to ensure progress in reopening sectors safely while limiting the spread of the virus. His Majesty added that Jordan, in its second centennial, will continue administrative reform efforts, as well as economic, political, and social development, noting the importance of coordination among various stakeholders to develop the agricultural sector.

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Report: Vote-buying Influenced Jordan s Parliamentary Elections

Monday, 1 February, 2021 - 10:00 An election official wearing a protective mask empties a ballot box following Jordan’s parliamentary elections (File photo: Reuters) Amman - Mohammed Khair al-Rawashdeh Vote-buying had an impact on Jordan’s parliamentary elections and their results, according to a local report. Al-Hayat Center for Civil Society Development, which monitors the polls through its program Rased, issued last week its report on the 2020 parliamentary elections. The report was prepared by 3,000 observers who tracked the electoral process in all its stages, in collaboration with 252 civil society institutions distributed over all districts. It revealed a number of complaints relating to interventions of “official and semi-official bodies” before the deadline for candidate withdrawals from the polls, which directly or indirectly affected the ballots.

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Jordan s economy expected to grow by 2 5 percent in 2021: PM

Jordan s economy expected to grow by 2 5 percent in 2021: PM
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MEED | Egypt to get 500,000 Covid-19 jab doses by year-end

Recoveries: 351,722 Actions to slow the spread of Covid-19: 17 December: Vaccination drive begins with Health Minister Tawfiq al-Rabiah receiving the Covid-19 jab in Riyadh. 15 December: Health ministry starts registrations to receive Covid-19 vaccine. Vaccination will be free and is divided into three stages, the first of which will cover citizens and residents who are over 65 years old; professionals who are most vulnerable to infection; people who are obese and have a body mass of more than 40; those who have a lack of immunity or take immunosuppressive drugs; and those who have two or more chronic diseases, such as asthma, diabetes, chronic kidney disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The second stage includes citizens and residents who are over 50 years old, the rest of health practitioners, and those who have one chronic disease. The last stage is for all citizens and residents who wish to take the vaccine.

Al madinahSaudi arabiaUnited arab emiratesEl ouedUnited kingdomZhang xuRabat saleemmour zaëmoAd daw ahSouss massa dramoAr riyaUttar pradeshLibya generalAbu dhabiAbuz abyEl tarfIslamic republic of iran

MEED | Egypt to have 500,000 Covid-19 jab doses by end-2020

Recoveries: 351,722 Actions to slow the spread of Covid-19: 17 December: Vaccination drive begins with Health Minister Tawfiq al-Rabiah receiving the Covid-19 jab in Riyadh. 15 December: Health ministry starts registrations to receive Covid-19 vaccine. Vaccination will be free and is divided into three stages, the first of which will cover citizens and residents who are over 65 years old; professionals who are most vulnerable to infection; people who are obese and have a body mass of more than 40; those who have a lack of immunity or take immunosuppressive drugs; and those who have two or more chronic diseases, such as asthma, diabetes, chronic kidney disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The second stage includes citizens and residents who are over 50 years old, the rest of health practitioners, and those who have one chronic disease. The last stage is for all citizens and residents who wish to take the vaccine.

Al madinahSaudi arabiaUnited arab emiratesEl ouedUnited kingdomZhang xuRabat saleemmour zaëmoAd daw ahSouss massa dramoAr riyaUttar pradeshLibya generalAbu dhabiAbuz abyEl tarfIslamic republic of iran