The Cabinet in Jordan, led by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, has approved various legislation and initiatives to propel the country forward in terms of energy, infrastructure, and public services. The approval of legislation related to the energy sector under the Economic Modernization Vision signifies a step towards enhancing public services, agricultural sector development, and national export support. Notably, the Cabinet has given the green light to the first phase of structuring the public transportation network between governorate centers and Amman, with a focus on high-demand routes. This project, with an estimated cost of JD 4.5 million, aims to significantly improve transportation services with modernized buses and electronic tracking systems, benefiting around 10 million passengers annually. The Cabinet also endorsed draft laws for the electricity and gas sectors, with a vision to promote competition, attract investment, and support green hydrogen projects for clean energy. These legislative frameworks aim to enhance energy security, diversify sources, and reduce electricity costs while aligning with the goal of positioning Jordan as a regional hub for renewable energy production and export. Additionally, the approval of the executive action plan for the National Strategy for Future Stations 2025 and the National Strategy for Adapting the Health Sector to Climate Change demonstrate a commitment to digital advancement and climate resilience. Moreover, agreements have been approved to strengthen the agricultural sector and national exports, including the establishment of the Food Security and Nutrition Observatory. The Cabinet's approval of the rationale for the draft amended system for Tax Returns, Records, Documents, and Profit Rates for 2025 further underlines the government's efforts to ensure effective governance and financial management. These strategic decisions and initiatives outline Jordan's proactive approach towards modernization, sustainability, and economic growth.