MAFRAQ — Royal Hashemite Court (RHC) Chief
Yousef Issawi on Sunday inaugurated a number of development projects in
Ar-Ruwaished District in the northern governorate of Mafraq, which come within
the framework of Royal initiatives and in implementation of His Majesty King
Abdullah's directives, according to Jordan News Agency, Petra.
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The projects, financed by the United Arab
Emirates, included housing units, a mosque, a secondary school, and an
intellectual development center.
Their implementation was followed up through
the RHC's follow-up department of the implementation of Royal initiatives, in
coordination with relevant government institutions and civil society
institutions.
In the presence of other ministers, Issawi
inaugurated the Manshiyat Al-Ghayath Mixed Secondary School for Girls,
Al-Harith bin Yazid Al-Asadi Mosque, and Princess Taghreed Foundation Center in
the Al-Safawi area. He also handed over 33 lower-income families keys to their
new fully furnished homes.
Through its operational programs and projects,
the center contributes to providing job opportunities for women and young women
in the local community, by training them to implement income-generating
productive projects with the aim of improving their living conditions,
according to Petra.
Royal initiatives in the health sector are to
improve the level of health and treatment services provided to citizens by
providing the necessary medical devices and equipment, to improve the quality
of health care.
During the opening and inspection of projects,
attended by the Governor of
Mafraq, there was full compliance with rules of
public safety, given the exceptional circumstances that the Kingdom is going
through due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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