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The World Bank has approved US$85 million in financing for the Jordan Support for Industry Development Fund Project, which aims

Washington  – The World Bank has approved US$85 million in financing for the Jordan Support for Industry Development Fund Project, which aims to promote investments and exports in the manufacturing sector through the operationalization of a new Indus

AMMAN —  The World Bank has approved $85 million in financing for the Jordan Support for Industry Development Fund Project, which aims to promote investments and exports in the manufacturing sector through the operationalisation of a new Industry Development Fund. The fund is one of the commitments Jordan has made under its Economic Priority Plan 2021–2023, according to a

Cabinet restructures customs feesDebt-to-GDP ratio expected to drop in 2022AMMAN — Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Bisher Al Khasawneh on Sunday said that 90 per cent of Jordanians will not be affected by the new electricity tariff that will come into effect in April and a platform will be launched to receive subsidy applications for the electricity bill.

Cabinet restructures customs feesDebt-to-GDP ratio expected to drop in 2022AMMAN — Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Bisher Al Khasawneh on Sunday said that 90 per cent of Jordanians will not be affected by the new electricity tariff that will come into effect in April and a platform will be launched to receive subsidy applications for the electricity bill.

AMMAN — The World Bank has approved $112 million in financing for the Jordan Support to Private Sector Employment and Skills Project, a programme designed to support Jordan’s own efforts to stimulate private sector employment, improve skills training, and reduce youth and female unemployment.

The World Bank has approved US$112 million in financing for the Jordan Support to Private Sector Employment and Skills Project, a program designed to

AMMAN — The World Bank has approved $112 million in financing for the Jordan Support to Private Sector Employment and Skills Project, a programme designed to support Jordan’s own efforts to stimulate private sector employment, improve skills training, and reduce youth and female unemployment.