Events in Tafila appreciate government directives for service development and investment
Addressing the needs of the governorate in several sectors
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Executive leaders and local figures in Tafila Governorate appreciated the field visit conducted by Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan to the governorate yesterday; affirming that it went beyond the protocol pattern to assess the service reality, becoming a pivotal station that launched an integrated developmental and investment roadmap, placing the Hashemite governorate on the threshold of a new phase of institutional development and economic recovery.
The President of the Tafila Tribal Council, Deputy President of the Tafila Reconstruction Council, Iyad Al-Hajouj, confirmed that the direct government directives during the visit reflect a sincere concern to address the field needs of citizens, noting that the advancement of vital sectors, the activation of the investment environment, and the development of basic services form the real guarantee for achieving development and youth stability in the governorate.
The President of the Buseyra Reconstruction Foundation, Saleh Abu Hamam, praised the government's gesture towards Buseyra District, which was represented by the directive to expand the Grandal Primary School and develop and rehabilitate the Grandal Primary Health Center and increase its staff, in addition to supporting investments operating for the district's children in the Rashdiya Fashion Factory; affirming that these field outputs enhance the infrastructure and service and place Buseyra District on the path of comprehensive institutional development.
They added that the direct government directives and decisions by the Prime Minister addressed service challenges and enhanced the investment and productive environment, coinciding with the diligent follow-up and immediate implementation that addresses the needs of the governorate's people.
The Prime Minister's directives during the visit included a package of developmental decisions intersecting between the industrial, tourism, health, educational, and service sectors; these steps were met with widespread satisfaction among the executive leaders in Tafila and popular events, affirming that the field work methodology transforms chronic developmental challenges into job opportunities, job stability, and comprehensive infrastructure modernization.
The President of the Tafila Municipality Committee, Dr. Muhammad Al-Karimi, praised the government's resolution of the delay in disbursing overtime pay for municipal employees.
Al-Karimi confirmed that this humane and fair administrative decision restores job stability for the municipal field cadres, directly contributing to motivating employees, improving overall performance, and caring for the cleanliness and neighborhoods of the governorate, noting that the Prime Minister's attention to service details reflects a deep understanding of the specificity of municipal work in the governorates.
The Director of Labor in Tafila Governorate, Uthman Al-Masri, confirmed that the Prime Minister's visit to the industrial city and his inspection of the 'Sigma' Wire and Cable Manufacturing Company, whose exports exceeded 5 million dinars and provides 50 job opportunities, in addition to visiting the traditional clothing company in Rashdiya, carries serious strategic indications about directing government support towards productive investment in the south.
Al-Masri explained that the Rashdiya Clothing Factory model, which supports nearly 400 Jordanian families, including 13 job opportunities for citizens with disabilities and provides a model nursery that accommodates 50 children to facilitate the work of mothers, embodies the motivating and socially responsible investment environment that the government seeks to expand and generalize by providing all incentives and facilities to investors.
The Director of Tourism in Tafila Governorate, Kholoud Al-Jaraba, appreciated the direct government decision directed to the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature to develop the Afrah Baths site and rehabilitate its facilities and allocate the necessary funding for it.
Al-Jaraba explained that this direct directive re-places the Afrah Baths site on the national and international therapeutic and spa tourism map; due to its unique natural features, noting that the planned rehabilitation and marketing operations will positively impact increasing tourist flow, stimulating the economic movement of local communities, and providing new job opportunities for the governorate's children through supporting services.
The Director of Development in Tafila Governorate, Tariq Al-Rufa, praised the government directives issued to the Ministry of Social Development to follow up on the needs of the Tafila Care and Rehabilitation Center and support it with the necessary requirements to expand its services.
Al-Rufa pointed out that this gesture confirms the government's commitment to developing the social protection system and providing the model environment for comprehensive care directed to the disabled and the most needy groups in the governorate, which raises the efficiency of the welfare and rehabilitation services equipped in Tafila.
The Director of Education in Buseyra District, Dr. Imad Al-Safasaf, explained that the outcomes of the Prime Minister's visit to Tafila established new work bases based on balancing the stimulation of the educational environment and the development of basic services for students and educational cadres, ensuring that students in all parts of the district feel the impact of development.
The Director of Health in Tafila, Dr. Hussam Al-Rufa, explained that the direct presidential directive to expand the services of the Grandal Primary Health Center in Buseyra District, strengthen its medical and nursing staff, and re-equip its facilities, addresses the tangible pressure on health services in the district; noting that the center provides medical services to a wide segment exceeding 10,000 citizens annually, and that the comprehensive rehabilitation and expansion process will contribute to providing the best primary health care to visitors.
The Director of Youth in Tafila Governorate, Hamza Al-Omaryan, praised the field visit that included the Qadisiya Youth and Women Center in Buseyra District, and the direct government directives to equip the center with an integrated computer laboratory and secure the necessary equipment to expand its sports, educational, and vocational activities, in addition to improving its facilities and establishing a dedicated playground to serve its members.
Al-Omaryan confirmed that these direct directives reflect the government's interest in sponsoring youth movement in the governorates and providing the model environment that nurtures their creativity; noting that updating youth centers and equipping them with modern infrastructure and technology will enable the Youth Directorate to expand the organization of training and vocational programs directed to young men and women, thereby refining their skills and contributing to their integration into the labor market and entrepreneurial projects.
The activist Sana Al-Khasba expressed her pride in this field gesture, noting that the Prime Minister's response to the needs of the Qadisiya Women's Center and providing it with modern technologies and facilities meets the aspirations of those keen on learning and digital development, and grants the young women of the region a safe and motivating space to refine their abilities and join advanced training courses.
