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Zawya
19-03-2025
- Health
- Zawya
Jordan: Prime minister announces plans for $112mln hospital, transit upgrades in Madaba
AMMAN: Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan on Tuesday pledged to begin construction of a state-of-the-art government hospital in Madaba this year, stressing his commitment to enhancing healthcare services in the governorate. During a Cabinet session in Madaba, the sixth held outside Amman as part of the government's regional engagement initiative, Hassan said that the hospital, designed to accommodate several medical specialities, is expected to be completed within four years at an estimated cost of JD60 million, with the total cost reaching JD80 million when fully equipped. As part of efforts to improve transportation, the Prime Minister also unveiled a rapid transit bus service between Madaba and Amman. The new route will feature eight buses operating on a fixed schedule, offering 52 daily trips with direct government subsidies to enhance affordability and accessibility for commuters, according to a Prime Ministry statement. Reaffirming a citizen-focused governance approach, Hassan said, 'The government puts people first, and there is no place in the public sector for those who do not share this commitment.' He underscored the importance of field visits in shaping policy and responding effectively to local needs. Recognizing Madaba's historical and religious significance, Hassan highlighted plans to accelerate restoration and expansion projects, including completing Phase II of the Christian Pilgrimage Trail and opening the Thiban Visitor Centre. On economic prospects, the prime minister highlighted Jordan's economy as 'resilient and strong,' citing major foreign investments and strategic projects set to launch in 2025 and beyond. In education, Hassan announced plans to build several new schools, including the Thiban Vocational School for Boys, which will follow the BTEC vocational education system. He also reiterated the government's commitment to expanding vocational training nationwide to equip students with the technical skills needed for the labour market. During the session, several ministers outlined a comprehensive development vision for Madaba, detailing projects planned for this year and the years ahead. © Copyright The Jordan Times. All rights reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Jordan Times
18-03-2025
- Business
- Jordan Times
Prime minister announces plans for JD80m hospital, transit upgrades in Madaba
Prime Minister Jafar Hassan chairs a Cabinet session in Madaba on Tuesday (Petra photo) AMMAN — Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan on Tuesday pledged to begin construction of a state-of-the-art government hospital in Madaba this year, stressing his commitment to enhancing healthcare services in the governorate. During a Cabinet session in Madaba, the sixth held outside Amman as part of the government's regional engagement initiative, Hassan said that the hospital, designed to accommodate several medical specialities, is expected to be completed within four years at an estimated cost of JD60 million, with the total cost reaching JD80 million when fully equipped. As part of efforts to improve transportation, the Prime Minister also unveiled a rapid transit bus service between Madaba and Amman. The new route will feature eight buses operating on a fixed schedule, offering 52 daily trips with direct government subsidies to enhance affordability and accessibility for commuters, according to a Prime Ministry statement. Reaffirming a citizen-focused governance approach, Hassan said, 'The government puts people first, and there is no place in the public sector for those who do not share this commitment.' He underscored the importance of field visits in shaping policy and responding effectively to local needs. Recognizing Madaba's historical and religious significance, Hassan highlighted plans to accelerate restoration and expansion projects, including completing Phase II of the Christian Pilgrimage Trail and opening the Thiban Visitor Centre. On economic prospects, the prime minister highlighted Jordan's economy as 'resilient and strong,' citing major foreign investments and strategic projects set to launch in 2025 and beyond. In education, Hassan announced plans to build several new schools, including the Thiban Vocational School for Boys, which will follow the BTEC vocational education system. He also reiterated the government's commitment to expanding vocational training nationwide to equip students with the technical skills needed for the labour market. During the session, several ministers outlined a comprehensive development vision for Madaba, detailing projects planned for this year and the years ahead.
Ammon
18-03-2025
- Business
- Ammon
PM announces major development projects in Madaba
Ammon News - Prime Minister Jafar Hasan, convening a cabinet meeting in Madaba on Tuesday, announced a suite of development initiatives aimed at bolstering local infrastructure and public services. A cornerstone of the announcements was the commitment to constructing a modern, comprehensive hospital facility for Al-Nadeem Hospital, beginning this year. The project, budgeted at JD60 millionfor construction, with an anticipated total outlay of approximately JD80 million including state-of-the-art equipment, is slated for completion within four years. Complementing this, a new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line will connect Madaba and Amman, featuring eight buses operating on a structured timetable, with 52 daily trips facilitated by direct government support. Prime Minister Hassan underscored his government's dedication to executing projects jointly agreed upon with elected local councils, adhering to current and future budgetary allocations. He emphasized a citizen-centric approach to governance, stating, "This government prioritizes the needs of its citizens, and there is no place within the public sector for those who lack that same commitment." He acknowledged the importance of firsthand observation in informing policy development, stating, "Our on-the-ground experiences directly influence our development plans and enable us to address urgent needs with timely solutions." Furthermore, the government detailed ongoing efforts to enhance Madaba's tourism infrastructure, including the completion of the second phase of the Christian Pilgrimage Trail and the imminent opening of the Dhiban Visitors Center. The government also pledged to expand vocational education, highlighted by the creation of the Dhiban vocational school for boys, aligning with the BTEC vocational education system, reflecting an increased emphasis on skills-based training aligned with market demands. This represents a sustained commitment to both current and future progression. Turning to the economy, he expressed confidence in the Kingdom's resilience, anticipating significant foreign investment and strategic project launches over the next two years.
