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*The interventions implemented at the sites visited by the Prime Minister were based on the results of field communication with citizens, verifying their needs and demands, in addition to what was received through deputies, governors, administrative rulers, and municipal councils.
*The Prime Minister's field tours covered all governorates of the Kingdom, 46 municipalities, 37 districts, and 5 sub-districts.
*The interventions included 15 hospitals and 26 health centers serving more than 6.5 million citizens in various governorates of the Kingdom.
*Construction and rehabilitation of 31 schools benefiting more than 23,000 students.
*Development of 8 vocational and technical training centers and institutes benefiting nearly 4,000 young men and women.
*Providing support and facilities to 33 factories and establishments operating in the agricultural and industrial production sector, benefiting more than 27,000 workers in various governorates.
*The visits included 19 tourist sites, visited by more than 162,000 visitors annually, including the Dead Sea Beach Tourist Site, the Dead Sea Corniche, the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project, the Azraq Reserve, and projects for developing tourist, historical, and environmental sites in eastern Jordan, and the Afra Baths in Tafila.
*Establishment of the (Al-Nashamis and Mafraq) gardens and rehabilitation of 3 gardens (Al-Jundi in Al-Zarqa, Al-Hussein Camp Garden in Al-Ruseifa District, and Al-Baqaa Camp Garden in Ain Al-Basha District); aiming to improve the quality of life and provide it as a breath for citizens, benefiting more than 1,910,000 citizens, and work is underway to establish public gardens in various governorates of the Kingdom, most of which will be completed in the year 2027.
*Visiting 16 youth centers and sports clubs benefiting more than 262,000 young men and women, in addition to the Hussein Youth City, which is visited by more than 2 million visitors annually.
*Visiting 35 centers, associations, institutions, and facilities in the field of social care, and supporting their programs and expanding their services; to benefit nearly 236,000 citizens.
The Prime Ministry published today, Saturday, the periodic follow-up report of the field inspection visits of Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan during the past two years, which included the implementation of interventions and treatments at the sites he visited in various health, educational, social services, production, tourism, and youth sectors.
The report revealed that the number of sites inspected by the Prime Minister over two years during his field inspection tours reached 183 sites, of which 125 sites completed their procedures and 58 sites are under completion, where the tours covered all governorates of the Kingdom, 46 municipalities, 37 districts, and 5 sub-districts.
The interventions implemented at the sites visited by the Prime Minister are based on the results of field communication with citizens, verifying their needs and demands, in addition to what was received through deputies, governors, administrative rulers, and municipal councils.
In the health sector, the interventions included 15 hospitals and 26 health centers, all serving more than 6.5 million citizens in various governorates of the Kingdom, while in the education sector, the report revealed the construction and rehabilitation of 31 schools benefiting more than 23,000 students.
In the production sector, the report revealed the provision of support and facilities to 33 factories and establishments operating in the agricultural and industrial production sector, benefiting more than 27,000 workers in various governorates, in addition to the development of 8 vocational and technical training centers and institutes benefiting nearly 4,000 young men and women.
The visits also included 19 tourist sites, visited by more than 162,000 visitors annually, including the Dead Sea Beach Tourist Site and the Dead Sea Corniche, the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project, the Azraq Reserve, and projects for developing tourist, historical, and environmental sites in eastern Jordan, and the Afra Baths in Tafila, among others.
The report indicated that among the most important interventions, the establishment of the (Al-Nashamis and Mafraq) gardens and the rehabilitation of 3 gardens (Al-Jundi in Al-Zarqa, Al-Hussein Camp Garden in Al-Ruseifa District, and Al-Baqaa Camp Garden in Ain Al-Basha District); aiming to improve the quality of life and provide it as a breath for citizens, noting that these gardens serve more than 1,910,000 citizens, as work is underway to establish public gardens in various governorates of the Kingdom, most of which will be completed in the year 2027.
The report revealed that the visits and interventions included 16 youth centers and sports clubs benefiting more than 262,000 young men and women, in addition to the Hussein Youth City, which is visited by more than 2 million visitors annually, in addition to visiting 35 centers, associations, institutions, and facilities in the field of social care, and supporting their programs and expanding their services; to benefit nearly 236,000 citizens.
Below is the link to the report:
https://www.pm.gov.jo/EBV4.0/Root_Storage/AR/EB_Info_Page/Report_3_oct_2026_V6.pdf
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