AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoJerash Accountability Watch: A Radio Al-Balad “Maidani” panel in Jerash compared Cabinet-announced projects from July 2025 with what’s actually on the ground, with MP Hamza Al-Hawamdeh saying about 70–80% of 2025 commitments are done, while other items still sit in studies, implementation, or future budgets—covering health, water, culture, education, transport, tourism and agriculture, and flagging needs like a hospital, transport upgrades, a university, and jobs. Palestinian-Jordanian Music: Dana Salah released her debut album Bent Bladna, blending Palestinian dabke, R&B, Jamaican riddims and contemporary pop in a “Falahi Pop” sound that moves between Arabic and English. Streaming Spotlight (Jordan-friendly picks): Netflix is set to remove 79 movies on Sept. 1, including Creed (2014), while HBO Max’s Lanterns continues with Episode 2 “Trust Fall,” deepening the mystery around Hal Jordan’s fate. Local Arts & Culture: A new photography project, Our Jordan in Our Eyes, trains 45 young Madaba residents—turning local stories into a shared visual archive.
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