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Irbid, July 22 (Petra) — Irbid Governor Firas Abu Al-Ghanam on
Wednesday inspected progress on the rehabilitation of the playing
surface at Al Hassan International Stadium, located in Al Hassan
Youth City, to review the project’s implementation and completion
rate.
Abu Al-Ghanam said the project is one of the governorate’s key sports
infrastructure initiatives, stressing the need to maintain the pace
of work and mobilize all available resources to ensure completion
within the approved timetable.
He said the project would enhance the city’s readiness to host
sporting tournaments and events and support Jordan’s sports sector,
in line with the Ministry of Youth’s efforts to upgrade sports
infrastructure across the kingdom.
Abu Al-Ghanam also stressed the importance of continued coordination
among all relevant parties to ensure the project is implemented in
accordance with the highest technical and engineering standards and
achieves its intended objectives.
Abdullah Bani Yasin, director of Al Hassan Youth City, said work on
rehabilitating the stadium pitch is being closely monitored by
Minister of Youth Raed Adwan, who is giving the project special
attention to ensure it is completed on schedule and in line with the
highest technical specifications.
He said the project would improve sports services provided to young
people and athletes while reinforcing Al Hassan Youth City’s position
as one of Jordan’s leading sports facilities.
//Petra// AF