AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoRegional Aviation & Care Capacity: DAE Engineering said regional conflict and airspace closures kept pressure on maintenance schedules even as it logged about 720,000 work hours and completed 142 aircraft checks in H1 2026; its Amman-based Joramco unit (80% owned by DAE) finished the same 142 checks after investing $30m in “Hangar 7,” while pointing to a steadier winter 2026–27 maintenance pipeline. Humanitarian Health in Gaza: Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization and partner Jordanian Campaign wrapped a “Free Medical Week” (Aug 2–6) with 1,845 patient visits at Yas Medical Center, covering general medicine, pediatrics, dentistry, dermatology, ENT, surgery, and internal medicine/nephrology plus pharmacy and lab services. Climate & Health Risk: Jordan Meteorological Department data shows the Kingdom’s average annual temperature rose about 1.6°C over 100 years, with heatwaves becoming more frequent and intense; the report cites the Aug 8–15, 2025 wave as among the most severe on record. Tawjihi & Health Pathways: Tawjihi 2026 pass rate hit 65.3%, with science-oriented fields (including health, engineering and technology) at 70%, and vocational/technical disciplines like IT at 79.2%. Eye-Safety Reminder: Health experts issued warnings for the upcoming solar eclipse, urging people to use certified glasses to avoid eye damage.
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