JORDANTV — Think A Little
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[00:01:03] we see. The temperature in
[00:02:25] Good morning. Good morning, Yasmine, and good morning, Abdel Malik, and good morning
[00:02:28] to our dear viewers on the first national screen,
[00:02:31] Jordanian Television. We welcome you to the start
[00:02:34] of the news bulletin and the first
[00:02:38] period. Welcome.
[00:02:38] بكم.
[00:02:48] The Head of the Hashemite Royal Court, Youssef
[00:02:51] Al-Issawi, opened the "Jordan in Thought and Emotion"
[00:02:54] hot in exhibition and project, which presents a collection of artistic,
[00:02:58] engineering, and handicraft works
[00:03:00] Look at the camera. inspired by the most prominent cultural,
[00:03:03] and tourist sites in the Kingdom. Al-Issawi
[00:03:06] toured the exhibition halls, organized by the Phoenix Gallery Foundation
[00:03:10] for Arts,
[00:03:11] a complete change even in where he viewed the artworks and pieces
[00:03:15] that depict a number of Jordanian sites and landmarks
[00:03:18] and the artistic
[00:03:21] and architectural details
[00:03:23] consecutive they contain,
[00:03:25] week of inspired by the nature of the place
[00:03:27] doctors in a number of and its historical and aesthetic specificity, in an experience
[00:03:30] through which the foundation seeks to present a contemporary artistic
[00:03:33] image of the Jordanian
[00:03:34] health care in identity and its historical
[00:03:36] and heritage landmarks.
[00:03:46] development. Through this On November 19th, attention turns to
[00:03:48] the Jordanian-European Investment Conference, where the government
[00:03:51] will meet investors, companies,
[00:03:54] and international financial institutions to discuss
[00:03:58] opportunities ranging from
[00:04:00] energy and mining and transportation to water and tourism and industry
[00:04:03] willing, during this and clean technology. From the Dead
[00:04:07] Sea, Jordan is not betting on a fleeting economic
[00:04:12] some trees that obstruct pedestrian movement conference, but rather
[00:04:13] The launch of this opening an investment map extending to about $15 billion.
[00:04:16] Opportunities are distributed across vital
[00:04:20] sectors from energy and mining to transportation
[00:04:23] and water and tourism and industry and clean technology.
[00:04:28] for what this doctor, The goal is clear: to transform the Jordanian-European partnership from
[00:04:32] agreements on paper into projects and investments on
[00:04:36] the ground. On November 19th,
[00:04:39] the King Hussein bin Talal Convention Center in the Dead Sea
[00:04:43] in alleviating the burden will host the Jordanian-European Investment
[00:04:46] Conference, under the patronage of His Majesty
[00:04:50] King Abdullah II, and with the participation of the President
[00:04:54] Send the correct answer of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. The largest share goes to energy
[00:04:57] 9441 on and mining, more than 7 billion dollars
[00:05:01] for 10 projects, including solar and wind energy,
[00:05:04] green hydrogen, energy storage, and hydropower,
[00:05:08] in addition to opportunities in gas
[00:05:11] and rare earth elements, silica sand,
[00:05:15] and basalt. In transportation, approximately 3 billion and
[00:05:18] 560 million dollars for the light
[00:05:21] and national railway projects.
[00:05:25] As for logistics services, their opportunities are close to
[00:05:28] 1 billion and 600 million dollars, including
[00:05:32] Jaber border center, Al-Madouna logistics center,
[00:05:35] Ma'an dry port, and Al-Mafraq development
[00:05:38] zone. In tourism, there are three opportunities
[00:05:42] with a total value of 1 billion dollars, while
[00:05:45] Jordan offers projects in water, industry, circular
[00:05:49] economy, and clean technology. However,
[00:05:53] Jordan's bet does not stop at the moment of announcement.
[00:05:56] Official directives
[00:05:59] from the first day after the conference to follow up on
[00:06:02] the results and measure their impact with clear indicators.
[00:06:06] For this reason, the conference brings together
[00:06:10] investors and companies
[00:06:13] and international development finance institutions,
[00:06:17] including the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development,
[00:06:20] the European Investment Bank, and the International Finance
[00:06:23] Corporation. These
[00:06:26] movements come under a strategic
[00:06:30] the European Union linked to a support package
[00:06:33] of approximately three billion euros. From the Dead
[00:06:37] Sea, Jordan is trying to move from the stage
[00:06:41] of presenting opportunities to the stage of closing deals,
[00:06:44] financing projects, and beginning
[00:06:47] implementation.
[00:06:50] The Ministry of Local
[00:06:53] the Jordanian Academy for Government Administration,
[00:06:56] launched a program to build the capacities of municipal employees
[00:06:59] with the aim of improving and developing government performance and municipal
[00:07:03] work through the qualifying and training arm represented
[00:07:07] by the Jordanian Academy for Government Administration.
[00:07:10] Developing capabilities. The program for building
[00:07:13] the capabilities of municipal employees brought together more than two thousand
[00:07:17] male and female employees from various municipalities in the Kingdom
[00:07:20] to improve and develop government performance and municipal work through
[00:07:24] the qualifying and training arm represented
[00:07:27] by the Jordanian Academy for Government Administration. The Ministry
[00:07:31] also identified its training needs, which include specialized
[00:07:34] and multiple programs.
[00:07:37] So, if we succeed in these programs that we are talking about, which we will launch
[00:07:41] tomorrow, God willing, we will have started real
[00:07:44] reform, so that employees have the
[00:07:48] efficiency and ability to
[00:07:50] analyze
[00:07:52] and
[00:07:54] to find alternative
[00:07:57] proposals on how to address any
[00:08:01] existing problem with the lowest
[00:08:04] costs and provide
[00:08:07] better service to citizens. We have put in place an accountability
[00:08:11] and monitoring component. We will go directly to
[00:08:14] the field to follow up on the results of the training
[00:08:18] and the individual and institutional
[00:08:21] impact of the effort we will make, and we will submit
[00:08:24] reports to the person concerned with the evaluation,
[00:08:28] to his direct supervisor responsible for him, to the municipality,
[00:08:32] and to His Excellency the Minister. During
[00:08:35] the launch of the program, a discussion session was held, during which
[00:08:39] the program's axes were discussed, including urban planning.
[00:08:42] Governance and budget management, in addition to
[00:08:45] accounting methods and financial reports for municipalities in light
[00:08:49] of the transition from cash basis to accrual basis according to
[00:08:52] international public sector accounting standards and local
[00:08:58] program, the capabilities of colleagues will be measured
[00:09:02] in three main axes, the first main axis is the urban
[00:09:05] planning axis, and the second main axis is the financial
[00:09:09] management axis, and the third main axis is the
[00:09:12] procurement and tenders and contract management axis, and we will try, God
[00:09:16] program, to develop the capabilities of our colleague
[00:09:19] engineers, technicians, administrators, and financial staff in the municipalities.
[00:09:23] The program is characterized by its technical,
[00:09:26] knowledge, and logistical enormity, and will be implemented in 16
[00:09:30] locations simultaneously across different regions
[00:09:33] of the Kingdom. An intensive training program through
[00:09:37] which the Jordanian Academy for Government Administration seeks to build
[00:09:41] employee capabilities, exchange experiences, and face
[00:09:44] challenges and difficulties and come up with successful
[00:09:48] solutions in the near future. For Jordanian
[00:09:51] Television, Nisah Al-Sawalka, Amman.
[00:09:55] Under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Ghida Talal, Chairperson
[00:09:59] of the Board of Trustees of the King Hussein Cancer Center
[00:10:02] and Foundation, the "War Trauma 2026" conference
[00:10:04] officially began.
[00:10:07] The conference activities included the participation of more than 40
[00:10:10] regional speakers,
[00:10:13] and it discusses how to respond to psychological traumas when
[00:10:16] conflict, displacement, loss, and insecurity persist,
[00:10:20] linking clinical research with real-world experiences
[00:10:23] and culturally
[00:10:26] approaches. Princess Ghida said during
[00:10:29] the conference: There is no health without mental
[00:10:32] health, and mental health cannot
[00:10:36] be achieved without integrated systems,
[00:10:38] specialized expertise, and a safe environment
[00:10:42] capable of treating psychological
[00:10:44] traumas.
[00:10:48] The King Hussein Cancer Center has hosted, since the war, approximately 296
[00:10:51] patients with their families, cancer
[00:10:54] patients, as part of His Majesty's initiative to evacuate 2000
[00:10:57] child patients from Gaza affected
[00:11:00] by the war or affected by any other
[00:11:03] Jordan and Jordanian hospitals and medical
[00:11:06] institutions and centers, and as is the custom of the King Hussein
[00:11:10] Cancer Center and Foundation, just as Jordan is a haven
[00:11:14] survivors of these wars who suffered
[00:11:18] not only from physical illnesses but also
[00:11:21] from psychological consequences and psychological traumas after these wars.
[00:11:25] Today, the conference highlights the importance of psychological
[00:11:28] treatment, which is no less important than physical treatment. Jordan has
[00:11:32] always supported the physical and mental health
[00:11:35] of Palestinians, and the King Hussein Center has hosted
[00:11:39] Palestinians many times
[00:11:43] and for many years, providing
[00:11:46] psychological care and physical care.
[00:11:49] Representing
[00:11:52] the Minister of Education and Human Resources Development,
[00:11:55] the Secretary-General of the Ministry for School Affairs, Dr.
[00:11:58] Nawwaf Al-Ajarmeh, sponsored the ceremony honoring
[00:12:00] 139 schools from various
[00:12:04] governorates of the Kingdom, in appreciation of their efforts in
[00:12:07] applying the standards of the Healthy Schools Program
[00:12:10] and achieving the accreditation requirements for the two
[00:12:13] academic years. The program focuses on promoting health
[00:12:17] awareness and behaviors among
[00:12:20] smoking, and encouraging healthy eating, physical activity,
[00:12:24] and mental and social
[00:12:26] health.
[00:12:29] Schools are confirming day after day,
[00:12:32] especially after the studies we are seeing and the results we are
[00:12:36] seeing, whether in the results that
[00:12:39] were released two days ago from the Ministry of Health, confirming the spread
[00:12:43] of obesity and its increase among students aged 13 to 17
[00:12:47] years. The teacher, the principal,
[00:12:50] and the counselor are the role models for students.
[00:12:52] Therefore, the student is being influenced by the environment he
[00:12:56] is in. The Royal Society for Health Awareness is
[00:12:59] following up on schools through our presence in the Healthy Schools
[00:13:03] Program. We are, praise be to God, today a boys' school, perhaps
[00:13:06] only the second in the Kingdom
[00:13:10] to have obtained the Golden Level for this
[00:13:13] year for the fourth year. The community initiative is a very wonderful
[00:13:16] initiative. We saw its impact on our
[00:13:20] female students, even on our facilities, on our
[00:13:23] staff. It had a great impact on modifying healthy behavior
[00:13:26] and on students' interests. I mean, there was a difference between
[00:13:29] the food that was adopted from the beginning
[00:13:33] until the end of this journey. There was
[00:13:36] the foods available in the school
[00:13:40] canteens. The Ma'an Cultural
[00:13:43] Forum held a free medical day at a health center
[00:13:46] in Ma'an, which is the comprehensive health center,
[00:13:50] with the participation of specialist
[00:13:52] specialties, with the aim of providing medical care
[00:13:56] to patients and enhancing
[00:13:59] the local community. The
[00:14:02] organization of this free medical day was in commemoration of the late
[00:14:06] Dr. Muhammad Al-Jamal, who provided a lot
[00:14:09] of humanitarian services to patients,
[00:14:12] the poor, and the needy. This medical day was held
[00:14:16] by the Ma'an Cultural Forum
[00:14:19] in partnership with the Ma'an Doctors Syndicate
[00:14:21] and the Governorate Health Directorate and the Ma'an
[00:14:25] Development Zone in several specialties,
[00:14:28] including cardiology, internal medicine, orthopedics,
[00:14:31] dermatology, endocrinology, gynecology,
[00:14:35] and obstetrics.
[00:14:38] free medical day
[00:14:41] came as an honoring and recognition of a noble
[00:14:44] man and a humanitarian school, who is the late Dr.
[00:14:47] Muhammad Al-Jamal, may God have mercy on him. It came
[00:14:51] as an honor from the Ma'an Cultural Forum a humanitarian,
[00:14:55] has provided in great services throughout
[00:14:58] his life. This medical day is held as part of the Forum's
[00:15:01] annual humanitarian work plan, considering that culture
[00:15:05] also has a humanitarian role
[00:15:08] on citizens and patients who
[00:15:12] visit hospitals in the capital,
[00:15:14] far from the governorate's
[00:15:17] hospitals. First, we thank those in charge of the Ma'an
[00:15:20] Cultural Forum for providing such free medical days that
[00:15:24] truly benefit all people. I honestly
[00:15:28] saw my patients, heart disease patients, honestly, and most of them
[00:15:31] suffer from chest pain or high blood pressure,
[00:15:34] and follow-up of heart diseases in general, and thank God
[00:15:38] the preparations are very good, and things are excellent, praise be to God.
[00:15:41] We came to participate with our people in
[00:15:44] Ma'an, in cooperation between the Doctors Syndicate and the Ma'an
[00:15:48] Cultural Forum, to share our expertise with our people in
[00:15:52] in the medical sector in all fields: gynecology and obstetrics,
[00:15:55] dermatology, cardiology,
[00:15:59] to try to help the community in Ma'an with the health problems they may
[00:16:03] suffer from. A free medical day organized by the Ma'an
[00:16:06] Forum in cooperation with the Governorate Health Directorate
[00:16:10] and the Ma'an branch of the Doctors Syndicate was attended by a large
[00:16:13] number of citizens who demanded that such free
[00:16:17] days be held in the governorate. Raad Oujan,
[00:16:20] Jordanian Television, Ma'an.
[00:16:24] The Ain Al-Basha Youth Authority implemented a youth
[00:16:28] activity at the comprehensive Ain Al-Basha health center, under the title
[00:16:31] "The Spirit of Youth Mural," with the aim of enhancing youth
[00:16:34] participation in volunteer work and highlighting their talents
[00:16:38] and creativity and consolidating the values of belonging and loyalty to the homeland.
[00:16:41] Youth participated in creating artistic murals
[00:16:44] that expressed the spirit of youth, giving, and belonging
[00:16:48] to Jordan, in addition to painting the Jordanian flag
[00:16:52] in an initiative aimed at beautifying public facilities
[00:16:54] and adding an aesthetic touch to them
[00:16:57] and promoting the culture of volunteer work and youth
[00:17:01] initiatives. As an authority,
[00:17:04] we always strive
[00:17:07] for community work to not be
[00:17:10] confined to a specific area. We try to include all
[00:17:13] government centers. We have
[00:17:16] a program now, God willing, we will continue on this
[00:17:19] path. Honestly, I want to tell you
[00:17:23] something, all young people love to work, they love volunteer work,
[00:17:27] and most of our work that we do, we love it to be
[00:17:31] participatory between young men and women through these
[00:17:33] initiatives. We are happy today to be with you in this event,
[00:17:37] on behalf of the Ain Al-Basha Youth Authority, through which we believe
[00:17:40] that youth are the energy of society and the voice of the future
[00:17:44] and the basis of positive change. Of course, our presence in this event is
[00:17:48] not just participation, but rather a message that confirms that the youth of Ain
[00:17:53] giving and the initiatives we are doing are from the Ain Al-Basha Youth Authority.
[00:17:57] We are currently at the health center with murals of the Jordanian flag
[00:18:01] and many other things that are themselves an awakening in the morning, and
[00:18:05] seeing people and interacting with them is the best thing. And today we made
[00:18:08] murals, as you can see, of the Jordanian flag, and something that honors the homeland, and something that is
[00:18:12] a source of pride for us. Of course, within the continuous
[00:18:15] national efforts to preserve the environment
[00:18:18] and tourist sites, a comprehensive environmental
[00:18:21] clean-up campaign was launched today in the
[00:18:24] Khillet Al-Beir area, located between the governorates of Ajloun
[00:18:27] and Jerash. The campaign was launched in the tourist
[00:18:31] area that connects the towns
[00:18:33] of Souf and Ain Janna, with the participation of a number
[00:18:37] of volunteers and representatives of the local community
[00:18:40] and concerned agencies, with the aim of promoting
[00:18:43] environmental awareness and raising the level of community
[00:18:47] responsibility. The initiative of His Royal Highness
[00:18:50] the Crown Prince, may God protect him and prolong his life, in the
[00:18:54] Ajloun region, and may God
[00:18:57] willing, our country will be clean, and this is the third
[00:19:02] the campaign. And today, with us
[00:19:05] are the volunteers. We thank the Ministry of Social Development
[00:19:08] and the Ministry of Environment. And now,
[00:19:11] dear viewers, we have reached the end of our news
[00:19:15] segment for today. Back to our colleagues in a new
[00:19:18] day, to Yasmine and Abd El Malek. Good
[00:19:21] morning again. Good morning, Ahmed. Thank you and all thanks
[00:19:25] for this beautiful news package. We wish you
[00:19:28] a happy rest of your day, God
[00:19:29] willing.
[00:21:42] forecast and the weather conditions. The weather is moderate
[00:21:45] in most areas and hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.
[00:21:49] The wind is northwesterly with moderate speed, as
[00:21:53] Amman is 28 degrees Celsius, and the wind is northwesterly
[00:21:57] with moderate speed. In Aqaba
[00:22:00] Gulf, the weather during the day is hot, and the wind is northerly with moderate
[00:22:04] speed, sometimes active, and the sea is light with rising
[00:22:07] waves. The temperature in Aqaba Gulf is 38
[00:22:10] maximum and 25 minimum. The wind is northerly with moderate
[00:22:14] speed. Moving on to the governorates of the Kingdom.
[00:22:18] Yes, we start from Irbid. 30 degrees Celsius and 20
[00:22:22] for the minimum. Sunny weather. In Ajloun, 27 degrees
[00:22:25] Celsius and 16 for the minimum. Sunny weather. Jerash:
[00:22:28] 31 maximum, 20 minimum. Sunny weather.
[00:22:31] Mafraq: 31 maximum, 17 minimum. Sunny
[00:22:35] weather. Balqa: 29 degrees Celsius
[00:22:37] and 19 for the minimum. As for the Northern Jordan Valley: 38 degrees
[00:22:41] and 22 for the minimum. Central Jordan Valley: 39 maximum,
[00:22:45] 26 minimum. Hot weather. Zarqa: 33 maximum,
[00:22:48] 21 minimum. And Amman, as we mentioned,
[00:22:52] 28 and 18 for the minimum. Sunny weather. As for Madaba:
[00:22:56] 30 degrees Celsius and 17 for the minimum.
[00:22:59] Al-Muwaqqar: 32 maximum, 16 minimum. And south to
[00:23:02] Karak: 30 maximum, 14 minimum. And the Southern
[00:23:06] Jordan Valley: 40 degrees Celsius and 26 for the minimum. Hot
[00:23:09] weather. And Tafilah: sunny weather, 28 and 16
[00:23:13] for the minimum. And Shobak: 27 maximum, nine
[00:23:16] minimum. Sunny weather. Ma'an: 32 maximum, 16
[00:23:20] minimum. Yes. And Petra: 29 degrees Celsius and 19
[00:23:23] for the minimum. As for Al-Jafr: 33 degrees Celsius and 16
[00:23:27] for the minimum. Aqaba: 38 maximum, 25
[00:23:30] minimum. Hot weather. And moving on to the Eastern
[00:23:33] region: Azraq: 34 degrees
[00:23:37] Celsius and 19 for the minimum. As for Ruwaished: 34 degrees
[00:23:40] Celsius and 19 for the minimum. And relatively
[00:23:44] Ruwaished
[00:29:33] Welcome back, and we continue
[00:29:36] with the latest news from the press
[00:29:39] and articles with Ibrahim. Good morning, Ibrahim. Good
[00:29:43] morning, Abd El Malek, and good morning, Yasmine, and good morning to everyone who watches
[00:29:46] Jordanian Television. Of course, whenever Ibrahim is with us, we get the
[00:29:50] news from you before the viewers. We ask
[00:29:53] you about the news. Today, there was beautiful news we were talking about
[00:29:57] trees, and today, where will the trees that were
[00:30:01] on the sidewalks go? We would like to hear more from you in this tour.
[00:30:04] The Greater Amman Municipality has, perhaps, in the past
[00:30:07] period, been active in pruning trees and removing
[00:30:10] لتقليم الاشجار وازاله
[00:30:14] on the roads. Correct. Yesterday, the municipality
[00:30:18] clarified that what will
[00:30:22] happen is the transplantation of trees that can be transplanted and that are
[00:30:25] large in size and that are worth preserving and cannot
[00:30:29] be pruned. They will be moved to public
[00:30:32] parks and other places. So, there is no sacrifice of these
[00:30:36] "lives," so to speak. These are beautiful news, honestly,
[00:30:39] and we care more about sharing them with the viewers with you.
[00:30:53] Good morning, dear viewers, from now and welcome to
[00:30:57] a tour of the main headlines of our local press.