The Jordanian Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, recently approved several strategic initiatives across various sectors. The Ministry of Transport's proposal to restructure the Land Transport Regulatory Commission aims to define roles and enhance coordination, with plans for a Board of Commissioners. Financial support of JD4.1 million was allocated to subsidize operational costs for public transportation. Additionally, Syrian buses entering Jordan will be exempted from fuel charges, benefiting transport operators. In the tourism sector, draft regulations for tourist guide services were approved. The Cabinet also focused on healthcare, approving the establishment of a new health centre in Ajloun. Furthermore, the government approved an urban greening project in Sahab and a significant water desalination project in Aqaba-Amman. In the energy sector, agreements were made for green hydrogen production projects as part of Jordan's strategy to become a regional hub. The Cabinet also allowed the National Petroleum Company to retain funds for drilling new gas wells. The government's approval of exemptions and the resolution of tax cases aim to support businesses financially. Furthermore, a duty-free market is set to be established in Aqaba to boost trade and investment. These developments highlight Jordan's commitment to economic growth and sustainability across various sectors.