AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoJordanian Arts & Culture Watch: A Jerash panel under “Maidani” says many 2025 Cabinet promises are still uneven on the ground, with residents and officials weighing gaps in health, water, culture, education, transport, tourism and agriculture, and pushing priorities like a hospital, university and jobs. Music & Identity: Palestinian-Jordanian singer Dana Salah released her debut album Bent Bladna, blending Palestinian dabke, R&B, Jamaican riddims and pop, with tracks built from family memory and the idea of “home” across languages. Screen & Fandom: HBO’s Lanterns keeps sparking debate; co-creator Damon Lindelof urged fans to “chill” about adaptation wars, while Episode 2 “Trust Fall” digs deeper into Hal Jordan’s fate and the show’s big premiere twist. Pop Culture Spotlight: Jaafar Jackson says the upcoming Michael sequel will address child abuse allegations “from his perspective,” aiming to give Michael’s voice more space. Sports (Youth & Community): Bahrain’s youth handball team beat Jordan 41-19 in Amman to top Group A, while Jordan’s youth handballers also featured in recent results.
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