Jordan’s Sovereign Backs Jaafar Hassan’s New Leadership Team

The Prime Minister and the ministers took the constitutional oath before King Abdullah, at Al Husseiniya Palace, in the presence of Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, Chief Secretary of the Royal Hashemite Court Prince Mired bin Raad, and Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi.

The following is the lineup of the new Jordanian government:

• Ayman Hussein Abdullah Safadi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates.
• Raed Muzaffar Raafat Abu Al-Saud, Minister of Water and Irrigation.
• Ahmed Maher Hamdi Tawfik Abu Al-Saman, Minister of Public Works and Housing.
• Walid “Mohi El-Din” Suleiman Al-Masry, Minister of Local Administration.
• Mohammed Hussein Saad Al-Momani, Minister of Government Communications.
• Bassam Samir Shehadeh Talhouni, Minister of Justice.
• Lina Mazhar Hassan Annab, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities.
• Khaled Musa Shahada Al-Hanifat, Minister of Agriculture.
• Falah Mufleh Al-Qudah, Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply.
• Saleh Ali Hamed Al-Kharabsheh, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources.
• Muhannad Shehadeh Khalil Khalil, Minister of State for Economic Affairs.
• Ahmed Ali Khalifa Al Owaidi, Minister of State.
• Azmi Mahmoud Mufleh Muhafaza, Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
• Muthanna Hamdan Alian Gharaibeh, Minister of Investment.
• Mohammed Ahmed Muslim Al-Khalayleh, Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Holy Places.
• Mazen Abdullah Hilal Al-Faraya, Minister of Interior.
• Firas Ibrahim Arshid Al-Hawari, Minister of Health.
• Wafaa Saeed Yaqoub Bani Mustafa, Minister of Social Development.
• Muawiya Khaled Mohammed Al-Radaideh, Minister of Environment.
• Nancy Ahmed Ibrahim Namrouqa, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.
• Zeina Zeid Rashad Touqan, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation.
• Wassim Walid Tawfiq Al-Tahtamouni, Minister of Transport.
• Abdul-Moneim Saleh Shehada Al-Awdat, Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs.
• Abdullah Nofan Al-Saud Al-Adwan, Minister of State for Prime Ministry Affairs.
• Fayyad Malfi Aqil Al-Qudah, Minister of State for Legal Affairs.
• Khaled Mahmoud Mohammed Al-Bakkar, Minister of Labor.
• Abdul Hakim Musa Abdul Qader Al-Shabli, Minister of Finance.
• Mustafa Nasr Mustafa Al-Rawashdeh, Minister of Culture.
• Khair Abdullah Ayyad Abu Sailik, Minister of State for Public Sector Development.
• Yazan Hussein Suleiman Al-Shadifat, Minister of Youth.
• Sami Issa Eid Smeirat, Minister of Digital Communication and Entrepreneurship.

Source: Kingdom

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Jordan Welcomes New ​Government: Meet the Newly Appointed Ministers

In‌ a ceremony held at Al Husseiniya Palace, King Abdullah II swore in the new⁤ Jordanian ⁣government, marking a new chapter‌ in the​ country’s ⁣politics. The event ⁣was attended by prominent⁤ figures, including Crown ⁢Prince⁣ Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, Chief Secretary of the Royal⁤ Hashemite Court Prince Mired⁢ bin Raad, and Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court‌ Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi.

The new government lineup boasts a diverse range of experienced officials, each tasked with addressing the country’s pressing challenges ⁢and driving progress in their respective fields.​ Below is a comprehensive overview of the new Jordanian government:

Meet the Ministers

Foreign Affairs and⁢ Expatriates: Ayman Hussein Abdullah Safadi (Deputy Prime Minister)

Ayman Safadi takes ⁣on the critical ‍role of ⁤Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, responsible for maintaining Jordan’s diplomatic⁣ relations and protecting the interests of Jordanians abroad.

Water and Irrigation: Raed ‍Muzaffar Raafat Abu Al-Saud

Raed Abu Al-Saud assumes the Ministry of⁣ Water and Irrigation, focusing on ensuring water security and implementing sustainable irrigation⁢ practices in Jordan.

Public Works and Housing: Ahmed Maher Hamdi Tawfik Abu Al-Saman

Ahmed Abu Al-Saman is tasked with overseeing the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, which ‌aims to provide quality housing and infrastructure for Jordan’s growing​ population.

Local Administration: Walid “Mohi El-Din” Suleiman Al-Masry

Walid‌ Al-Masry takes on the role of Minister of Local Administration,‍ responsible for administrating and developing Jordan’s municipalities and ⁢local‌ governments.

Government Communications: Mohammed Hussein‌ Saad Al-Momani

Mohammed Al-Momani ⁤leads the Ministry of ⁣Government Communications, responsible for promoting transparency and effective communication between the government and the public.

Justice: ⁣Bassam Samir Shehadeh Talhouni

Bassam ‌Talhouni assumes the Ministry of⁢ Justice, focusing on upholding the rule ⁢of law, promoting judicial independence, and ensuring access to justice for all.

Tourism and Antiquities: Lina Mazhar Hassan Annab

Lina Annab takes ​on the role⁣ of Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, tasked​ with promoting Jordan’s rich cultural heritage ⁤and developing the country’s ⁢tourism sector.

Agriculture: Khaled ⁤Musa Shahada Al-Hanifat

Khaled Al-Hanifat leads the Ministry of Agriculture, responsible for improving agricultural productivity, ensuring food security, and promoting sustainable farming practices.

Industry, ⁣Trade, and Supply: Falah Mufleh⁣ Al-Qudah

Falah Al-Qudah assumes the ‍Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Supply,​ focusing​ on driving economic growth, ⁤enhancing⁢ trade relations, and promoting industrial development.

Energy and⁤ Mineral Resources: Saleh‌ Ali Hamed Al-Kharabsheh

Saleh Al-Kharabsheh takes ​on the ⁤role of Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, tasked with ensuring a stable energy supply, promoting renewable energy sources, and ‌developing Jordan’s mineral ‍resources.

State for Economic Affairs: Muhannad Shehadeh Khalil Khalil

Muhannad Khalil leads the Ministry of State for Economic Affairs, responsible for developing and implementing policies to promote economic growth, ⁣competitiveness, and job creation.

State: Ahmed Ali ⁤Khalifa Al⁣ Owaidi

Ahmed Al Owaidi assumes the role of Minister of State, providing ⁢critical support to the Prime Minister and other ‍government officials in their duties.

Education and Higher Education and Scientific Research: Azmi Mahmoud Mufleh Muhafaza

Azmi Muhafaza⁢ takes on the dual role of Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education and⁣ Scientific⁣ Research, focusing on ⁢improving the quality of education, promoting scientific research, and developing Jordan’s human capital.

Investment: Muthanna Hamdan Alian Gharaibeh

Muthanna Gharaibeh leads the Ministry of Investment, responsible for attracting foreign investment, promoting ⁣investment opportunities, and enhancing Jordan’s business‌ environment.

Awqaf and Islamic Affairs⁣ and Holy Places: Mohammed Ahmed Muslim Al-Khalayleh

Mohammed Al-Khalayleh assumes the⁢ Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Holy Places, tasked with ​preserving Jordan’s Islamic heritage, promoting religious tolerance, and maintaining ⁣the country’s holy ​sites.

Interior: Mazen Abdullah Hilal Al-Faraya

Mazen Al-Faraya takes ​on the role ⁣of Minister of Interior, responsible for maintaining public ⁢safety, ensuring national security, and promoting community policing.

Health: Firas ⁢Ibrahim Arshid Al-Hawari

Firas Al-Hawari leads the Ministry of Health, focusing on improving healthcare services, ​promoting public health, and enhancing ‌Jordan’s healthcare infrastructure.

Social Development: Wafaa Saeed Yaqoub Bani Mustafa

Wafaa Bani Mustafa assumes the Ministry of Social‍ Development, tasked with promoting social welfare, enhancing social protection, and empowering vulnerable communities.

Environment: Muawiya Khaled Mohammed Al-Radaideh

Muawiya Al-Radaideh takes on the role of Minister of Environment, responsible ⁢for promoting environmental sustainability, conserving natural resources, and addressing climate change.

State for Foreign Affairs: Nancy Ahmed Ibrahim Namrouqa

Nancy‍ Namrouqa⁢ leads the Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs, providing critical support to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates in their duties.

Planning and International Cooperation: Zeina Zeid Rashad Touqan

Zeina Touqan assumes the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, tasked with developing national development plans, promoting international cooperation, and enhancing Jordan’s global partnerships.

Transport: Wassim Walid Tawfiq Al-Tahtamouni

Wassim Al-Tahtamouni ⁣takes on ‌the role of Minister of Transport, responsible for ⁢developing Jordan’s transportation infrastructure, enhancing logistics, and promoting‍ sustainable transportation practices.

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Jordan Welcomes New Government: Meet the Newly Appointed Ministers

In a ceremony held at Al Husseiniya Palace, King Abdullah II swore in the new Jordanian government, marking a new chapter in the country’s politics. The event was attended by prominent figures, including Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, Chief Secretary of the Royal Hashemite Court Prince Mired bin Raad, and Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi.

The new government lineup boasts a diverse range of experienced officials, each tasked with addressing the country’s pressing challenges and driving progress in their respective fields. Below is a comprehensive overview of the new Jordanian government:

Meet the Ministers

Foreign Affairs and Expatriates: Ayman Hussein Abdullah Safadi (Deputy Prime Minister)

Ayman Safadi takes on the critical role of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, responsible for maintaining Jordan’s diplomatic relations and protecting the interests of Jordanians abroad.

Water and Irrigation: Raed Muzaffar Raafat Abu Al-Saud

Raed Abu Al-Saud assumes the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, focusing on ensuring water security and implementing sustainable irrigation practices in Jordan.

Public Works and Housing: Ahmed Maher Hamdi Tawfik Abu Al-Saman

Ahmed Abu Al-Saman takes on the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, tasked with overseeing infrastructure development, housing projects, and urban planning in Jordan.

Local Administration: Walid “Mohi El-Din” Suleiman Al-Masry

Walid Al-Masry becomes the Minister of Local Administration, responsible for governing and developing Jordan’s municipalities, provinces, and local authorities