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Amman, June 2 (Petra) — Ministry of Transport Secretary General
Fares Abu Dayyeh on Tuesday chaired a meeting to review transport
projects listed under the second executive program of the Economic
Modernization Vision (2026-2029) and regional development plans.
The meeting at the ministry’s headquarters included heads of
affiliated authorities and corporations, the Prime Ministry’s
Government Performance and Achievement Follow-up Unit, and
representatives from the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM).
Discussions focused on progress across priority projects in land,
maritime, air, and passenger transport, alongside infrastructure
development and logistics services. Participants reviewed project
timelines and implementation mechanisms to ensure alignment with
targets set by the Economic Modernization Vision.
Officials emphasized the importance of inter-agency coordination and
regular monitoring to upgrade the transport network and support
regional development initiatives following recent cabinet visits to
governorate councils.
The meeting was attended by Chief Commissioner of the Civil Aviation
Regulatory Commission (CARC) Captain Dhaifallah Al-Farajat, Director
General of the Jordan Hejaz Railway Corporation Zahi Khalil, Director
General of the Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC) Riyad
Al-Kharabsheh, and Acting Director General of the Jordan Maritime
Commission Mohammad Al-Ashal, as well as relevant stakeholders
//Petra// AF