The Board of Commissioners of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) in Jordan approved amendments to support green hydrogen projects in the southern industrial zone, aligning with the authority's vision and the 2040 urban master plan. The decision aimed to promote investment and provide facilities for large-scale industrial ventures. Additionally, regulatory provisions were approved for a fuel station in the southern coastal area to enhance logistical services. ASEZA also granted investment incentives to attract investors, contributing to Aqaba's global competitiveness. The board endorsed marine maintenance services in the northern Hirafiya area to ensure efficient maintenance operations for boats and marine equipment while upholding public safety standards. Adjustments to construction provisions were made to stimulate local investment and boost tourism by increasing the floor area of an ongoing hotel project. In the commercial sector, changes were implemented to streamline licensing procedures and support the tourism sector. To promote tourism activity, incentives were introduced for diving centres and villages, including fee exemptions and postponements of regulatory amendments and license payments. ASEZA also supported sports tourism by approving initiatives like the Jordan International Rally and the Middle East Hill Climbing Championship. The authority adopted a plan to reorganize areas within the Aqaba Marine Reserve and approved operational plans for public transport expansion to improve the quality of life. The ASEZA also endorsed the Aqaba Sports Festival to empower youth and stimulate local sports tourism. Moreover, an initiative was approved to create safe paths and roads for families and children near the urban village area. These decisions aimed to enhance community development, leadership, and innovation in Aqaba.