The Board of Commissioners of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) in Jordan approved a series of significant initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development and enhancing various sectors in the city of Aqaba. One of the key decisions was the approval of amendments to land use in the southern industrial zone to support green hydrogen projects, in line with the authority's vision and urban master plan. This move is expected to attract investment and provide facilities for large-scale industrial ventures, contributing to Aqaba's global competitiveness. The board also endorsed marine maintenance services in the northern Hirafiya area to ensure efficient operations for boats and marine equipment while upholding public safety standards. The approval of investment incentives for machinery and vehicles, along with adjustments to construction provisions to stimulate local investment and tourism, demonstrates ASEZA's commitment to driving economic growth in the region. Moreover, the board introduced incentives for diving centers and villages to boost tourism activity in Aqaba's diving sector, coupled with support for sports events like the Jordan International Rally and the Aqaba Sports Festival to position the city as a sports tourism destination. In addition, the board focused on improving public services and quality of life by approving the expansion of public transport lines through the operational plan of the Aqaba Transport Company. Initiatives such as creating safe paths for families and children near the urban village area further emphasize ASEZA's dedication to community development and youth empowerment. Overall, the decisions taken by the ASEZA board are geared towards fostering sustainable growth, enhancing tourism, promoting investments, and creating a vibrant and inclusive environment in Aqaba.