AMMAN — The government announced
that it will carry out major projects in partnership with the private sector as
part of the
Economic Modernization Vision (EMV) 2023–2025, according to
Al-Mamlaka TV. For these projects, the government estimated its need for
JD10.47 billion for implementation.
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TransportemAmong the projects that the
government intends to establish are the management and operation of a
multi-purpose port within the new Aqaba port area at a cost of JD10 million, as
well as the management and operation of King
Hussein International Airport in
Aqaba at a cost of JD50 million.
In addition, the government plans to
carry out the National Railway Network project (Phase One Aqaba-Amman) at a
cost of JD1.9 billion.
It also includes a project to
consatruct cargo and passenger terminal buildings for the new King Hussein
Bridge crossing at a cost of JD225 million. The government estimates its need
for JD400 million for Toll Road projects, in addition to JD300 million for the
development and rehabilitation of the
Aqaba container port.
University, green hydrogen and
desalinationThe major projects also include the
establishment of a medical university through the
Saudi-Jordanian Fund worth
JD290 million, a project for the production of green hydrogen and green ammonia
at a cost of JD4 billion, and a desalination and water transfer project (the
National Carrier) at a cost of JD3 billion.
It also includes a project to
establish 15 schools in partnership with the private sector at a cost of JD46
million
Power connectionAnother project is the Jordanian-Iraqi
electrical grid connection project at a cost of JD30 million, and the
Jordanian-Saudi power connection project at a cost of JD39 million.
The
EMV executive program also
includes raising the capacity of the power connection line between Jordan and Egypt
to 1,100 megawatts.
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