The Cabinet in Jordan made several significant decisions to support economic growth, environmental sustainability, urban development, and professional accreditation. Firstly, a 30-year copper mining agreement was approved with Wadi Araba Mining Company, emphasizing local processing of raw materials and public subscription of shares. Additionally, a land use agreement with Ocior Energy for green hydrogen feasibility studies showcased Jordan's commitment to becoming a regional green hydrogen production hub. The government extended customs penalty exemptions to assist businesses in resolving outstanding issues. Urban development concerns were addressed by providing quarry operators in Samad Quarries with a transition period to close operations due to urban expansion and safety concerns. Professional engineers will benefit from a new accreditation system to enhance their competitiveness globally. Finally, other decisions included updating regulations for private medical laboratory licensing, additional funding for education reform programs, and settlement recommendations for tax cases, reflecting the government's efforts to facilitate business operations and promote sustainable development.