AMMAN — On Saturday, the
Jordanian Industrial Estates Company (JIEC) and the
Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN)
inked an agreement to create an eco-friendly agricultural and heritage tourism
city in Jerash, covering an area of 210 dunums.
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This move came after the Cabinet's approval to transform the
nature of the Jerash industrial city project from an industrial city to an
agricultural and heritage tourism city with a focus on
environmental sustainability and utilizing Jerash’s natural characteristic and its local
expertise in tourism, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
During the signing of the agreement, JIEC Chairman Loay
Sehwail emphasized its past experience in the governorate as well as its plan
to benefit the people of
Jerash with the transformation.
Meanwhile, RSCN will be responsible for conducting the
required studies and designs to bring the project to life.
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