The Jordanian Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, recently approved a range of legislative, economic, and administrative decisions aimed at enhancing economic growth, attracting investments, and improving public administration. The measures included amendments to various laws such as property, groundwater monitoring, work permit fees regulation, and the penal code to address property procedures, sustainable water extraction, labor laws compliance, and prison overcrowding. The government also focused on industrial development by reducing land prices in industrial cities, granting phosphate mining concessions, and partnering with China for investments in green hydrogen. To support businesses, tax disputes were resolved, and digital transformation measures like flexible work arrangements were implemented. The Cabinet also secured a 31 million euro grant for the Aqaba-Amman National Carrier Project to address water shortage issues. Additionally, land allocations for agricultural projects and education reforms were approved. Diplomatically, Jordan strengthened ties with countries like Timor-Leste and Grenada and ratified an agreement with the World Bank for economic competitiveness and SME participation. The government also reiterated its support for Palestinian statehood based on the 1967 borders.