Amman Municipality: Electronic Registration for Eid al-Adha Sacrificial Animal Stalls Begins Tomorrow - Jordan News
The Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) announced that starting Tuesday morning, it will begin receiving electronic applications for selling and slaughtering sacrificial animals for Eid al-Adha 2025. The application period will run until June 2nd, and submissions will be accepted only through the official website. اضافة اعلان According to a press release issued on Monday, the online service will go live at 10:00 AM, allowing applicants to submit their requests and pay electronically by selecting the "Eid Sacrifice Permits Service" from the e-services menu. The municipality noted that the electronic lottery to allocate stall locations will take place at 4:00 PM on June 2, with an electronic deposit of 500 Jordanian Dinars required. Priority will be given to applicants with relevant commercial licenses (such as butcher shops), and the designated stalls will cover all areas of the capital, aiming to: Prevent random and unregulated selling, Facilitate sanitization, Avoid public health issues. All 453 designated stalls will be monitored by veterinarians to ensure adherence to regulations and health standards. Stalls will not be allowed in residential areas, and owners must meet public safety requirements. Approved Stall Locations: Basman: Al-Nakheel Street, parallel to Al-Jaish Street, next to Um Ammar School Marka: Suleiman Al-Rawsan Street (off Jaafar bin Abi Talib Street), near the foam factory Al-Nasr: Near Al-Salhiya Bridge on the Belt Highway Badr Nazzal, Zahran, Muqabalin, Abdali: Prince Hussein Street, near Tawfiq Al-Taba'a Roundabout Tariq: Intersection of Prince Faisal Street and Prince Nayef Street (al-Kasarat area) Qweismeh, Ras Al-Ain, Yarmouk, Madinah: Al-Jusoor Al-Ashrah Street, Al-Shaaer Street Kherbet Al-Souk: Al-Azraq (Al-Sittin) Street, near housing areas Wadi Al-Seer, New Badr, Marj Al-Hamam: Al-Zahir neighborhood, Naltshk Al-Damina Street Sweileh, Tlaa Al-Ali: Rifa'a Al-Ansari Street
Shafa Badran, Jubaiha, Abu Nseir: Dheifallah Al-Hamoud Street, opposite the old Shafa Badran cemetery
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