Prince Mired inspects the "VIA AMMAN" project to enhance accessibility for persons with disabilities
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As part of monitoring the extent to which commercial and service facilities and projects meet accessibility requirements for persons with disabilities, and facilitating their movement and use of various facilities and services to ensure their rights, His Royal Highness Prince Mired bin Raad, Chief Chamberlain and President of the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, visited the "VIA AMMAN" project in the Abdoun area, Amman.
During the visit, His Highness reviewed the nature of the project, its facilities and services, and the extent to which they meet accessibility requirements for persons with disabilities, allowing them to move easily and safely, access various project facilities, and benefit from its services on an equal basis.
His Highness also reviewed the equipment and arrangements adopted to facilitate the access and movement of persons with disabilities within the project, the requirements for which were taken into account from the initial design stages, thereby enhancing the inclusivity of its facilities and services and ensuring their ease of use by everyone.
During the visit, the importance of meeting accessibility requirements in modern commercial, service, and tourism projects was discussed, as well as the role of investment projects in providing inclusive environments that guarantee the right of persons with disabilities to access and use facilities and services independently and safely. This is in addition to the role of these projects in supporting commercial and tourism sectors, diversifying destinations and services offered to visitors, and enhancing the capital's attractiveness for quality investments.
