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PM Announces Major Development Projects In Madaba Condemns Israel's Gaza Offensive (Addition To Our Story)
(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
During a recent visit to Madaba, the Hassan announced the construction of a new government hospital and the introduction of a rapid bus route between Madaba and Amman.
The initiative is part of a broader development vision for Madaba, outlined by several ministers for the current year and the years ahead.
Healthcare Initiatives
Minister of health Firas Hawari detailed two key ongoing projects: the construction of the Western (Azaydeh) Health Centre, expected to cost JOD1 million with completion slated for 2027, and the first Madaba camp health centre, which began construction last year and is set to be completed next year.
Hawari announced four upcoming projects, including a feasibility study for the new Madaba Hospital building projected for 2026-2030, at an estimated cost of JOD60 million.
Additionally, future plans include expanding the Malih Comprehensive Health Centre, with maintenance work on the Ma'in and Al-Arish Health Centres and the procurement of equipment for Al-Nadim Hospital and Princess Salma Hospital scheduled for this year.
Education Developments
Minister of Education Azmi Mahafzah reported plans to establish three new schools in Madaba, valued at JOD2.68 million and maintenance projects for 16 existing schools this year.
Future projects will include constructing the Dhiban Vocational School for Boys, aligning with the new BTEC vocational education system, and building six more schools across the governorate, totaling JOD9 million, all expected to be completed by 2027.
Local Administration Projects
Minister of Local Administration Walid Masri highlighted ongoing projects valued at over JOD10 million aimed at enhancing service continuity for the governorate's municipalities.
Future initiatives will cost around JOD29 million, focusing on various sectors such as local administration and tourism, with completion anticipated by 2028.
Infrastructure Improvements
Minister of Public Works and Housing Maher Abu Alsamen provided an update on projects, including rehabilitating the Madaba/Umm Al-Mad road and improving traffic safety across the region.
Future infrastructure projects set for completion by 2027 will address maintenance of existing roadways and construction of the northern entrance to Dhiban.
Water and Irrigation Initiatives
Minister of Water and Irrigation Raed Abu Alsaud addressed projects exceeding JOD50 million, focusing on water production and treatment from the Wala Dam and reducing network losses.
Upcoming projects for 2028 include expanding the Madaba sewage treatment plant and replacing water network lines.
Social Development Support
Minister of Social Development Wafa Bani Mustafa announced three ongoing projects to support various family assistance programmes, benefiting nearly 8,000 families.
Future plans include constructing 100 housing units for low-income families, expected to be completed within the next year.
Agricultural Projects and Sustainability
Minister of Agriculture Khaled Huneifat shared insights on projects aiding the agricultural sector, such as the Ma'in Agricultural Centre and drilling the Jerina artesian well.
Future initiatives will focus on water harvesting and expanding green areas across the governorate.
Labour and Employment Opportunities
Minister of Labor Khaled Bakkar discussed the National Employment Programme, targeting 650 workers in the current year and offering vocational training in various fields. Efforts to create job opportunities through financing services were also highlighted.
Cultural and Tourism Initiatives
Minister of Culture Mustafa Rawashdeh revealed plans for cultural projects, including a comprehensive cultural center and a heritage house in Dhiban District, anticipated to begin next year. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Lina Annab discussed the rehabilitation and development of key tourist sites.
Community Response
Madaba dignitaries and representatives from civil society expressed their appreciation for the government's initiatives and the importance of direct communication with citizens. They emphasized the need for enhanced attention to the region's tourism potential and the necessity of strengthening investments to create job opportunities for local youth.
This government-led approach aims to improve the quality of life in Madaba through targeted investments in health, education, infrastructure and cultural heritage, aligning with the royal directives to prioritise citizen engagement and community development.
During a recent visit to Madaba, the Hassan announced the construction of a new government hospital and the introduction of a rapid bus route between Madaba and Amman.
The initiative is part of a broader development vision for Madaba, outlined by several ministers for the current year and the years ahead.
Healthcare Initiatives
Minister of health Firas Hawari detailed two key ongoing projects: the construction of the Western (Azaydeh) Health Centre, expected to cost JOD1 million with completion slated for 2027, and the first Madaba camp health centre, which began construction last year and is set to be completed next year.
Hawari announced four upcoming projects, including a feasibility study for the new Madaba Hospital building projected for 2026-2030, at an estimated cost of JOD60 million.
Additionally, future plans include expanding the Malih Comprehensive Health Centre, with maintenance work on the Ma'in and Al-Arish Health Centres and the procurement of equipment for Al-Nadim Hospital and Princess Salma Hospital scheduled for this year.
Education Developments
Minister of Education Azmi Mahafzah reported plans to establish three new schools in Madaba, valued at JOD2.68 million and maintenance projects for 16 existing schools this year.
Future projects will include constructing the Dhiban Vocational School for Boys, aligning with the new BTEC vocational education system, and building six more schools across the governorate, totaling JOD9 million, all expected to be completed by 2027.
Local Administration Projects
Minister of Local Administration Walid Masri highlighted ongoing projects valued at over JOD10 million aimed at enhancing service continuity for the governorate's municipalities.
Future initiatives will cost around JOD29 million, focusing on various sectors such as local administration and tourism, with completion anticipated by 2028.
Infrastructure Improvements
Minister of Public Works and Housing Maher Abu Alsamen provided an update on projects, including rehabilitating the Madaba/Umm Al-Mad road and improving traffic safety across the region.
Future infrastructure projects set for completion by 2027 will address maintenance of existing roadways and construction of the northern entrance to Dhiban.
Water and Irrigation Initiatives
Minister of Water and Irrigation Raed Abu Alsaud addressed projects exceeding JOD50 million, focusing on water production and treatment from the Wala Dam and reducing network losses.
Upcoming projects for 2028 include expanding the Madaba sewage treatment plant and replacing water network lines.
Social Development Support
Minister of Social Development Wafa Bani Mustafa announced three ongoing projects to support various family assistance programmes, benefiting nearly 8,000 families.
Future plans include constructing 100 housing units for low-income families, expected to be completed within the next year.
Agricultural Projects and Sustainability
Minister of Agriculture Khaled Huneifat shared insights on projects aiding the agricultural sector, such as the Ma'in Agricultural Centre and drilling the Jerina artesian well.
Future initiatives will focus on water harvesting and expanding green areas across the governorate.
Labour and Employment Opportunities
Minister of Labor Khaled Bakkar discussed the National Employment Programme, targeting 650 workers in the current year and offering vocational training in various fields. Efforts to create job opportunities through financing services were also highlighted.
Cultural and Tourism Initiatives
Minister of Culture Mustafa Rawashdeh revealed plans for cultural projects, including a comprehensive cultural center and a heritage house in Dhiban District, anticipated to begin next year. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Lina Annab discussed the rehabilitation and development of key tourist sites.
Community Response
Madaba dignitaries and representatives from civil society expressed their appreciation for the government's initiatives and the importance of direct communication with citizens. They emphasized the need for enhanced attention to the region's tourism potential and the necessity of strengthening investments to create job opportunities for local youth.
This government-led approach aims to improve the quality of life in Madaba through targeted investments in health, education, infrastructure and cultural heritage, aligning with the royal directives to prioritise citizen engagement and community development.
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