Greater Amman Municipality has spent approximately 48 million dinars on the rehabilitation of main streets, road expansions, maintenance works, and new road construction within its boundaries, covering a total area of 5.52 million square metres.
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The municipality's Executive Director of Roads, Engineer Suleiman Al-Shammari, said that 18.5 million dinars had been spent during the current year on the construction and rehabilitation of main streets and strategic projects, covering an area of 1.4 million square metres.
Works under that allocation included the construction and rehabilitation of the Al-Ghabawi Development Road across three phases, the West Amman Licensing Road, the Al-Mu'allem Intersection in Shafa Badran, the Applied Science University Intersection, and the Al-Bayda Roundabout Intersection, as well as various other roads.
The municipality also carried out hot asphalt mix paving on main streets and in residential neighbourhoods across the Greater Amman area at a cost of 21.82 million Jordanian dinars, covering 3.75 million square metres through both public tenders and direct execution.
Al-Shammari said preventive maintenance works for 2026, comprising patching, entrance works, and road expansions, covered 397,000 square metres at a total cost of 5.16 million dinars.
The municipality additionally rehabilitated 6,000 manholes in the capital's streets at a cost of 460,000 dinars.
This article was originally written in Arabic by Muwaffaq Kamal for Al Ghad. It was translated into English with AI assistance and edited by Jordan News.
