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20260920 173000 UTC
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[00:00:00] and that it will not open the strait until
[00:00:02] 11th point in its conditions are met and American obligations are fulfilled,
[00:00:07] regulatory adding that Iran must fight and negotiate at the same time.
[00:00:11] This comes after
[00:00:13] and improving the level of service in statements made by the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Mohsen
[00:00:18] and enhancing connectivity with Rezaei, in which he revealed that his country had conveyed its
[00:00:21] preconditions to Washington through intermediaries
[00:00:25] photographers in this for resuming talks, which include ending the war on
[00:00:28] all fronts and lifting the American blockade imposed on
[00:00:31] Iranian ports. Meanwhile,
[00:00:34] the Iranian armed forces said in a statement that
[00:00:37] Tehran had received information that the United States
[00:00:41] was preparing to resume military operations. This
[00:00:45] comes after statements by US President Donald
[00:00:48] Trump, in which he affirmed that he is approaching a critical turning point in
[00:00:51] the war with Iran,
[00:00:54] the comprehensive digital transformation program in where he must make a decision regarding resuming large-scale attacks
[00:00:58] in an attempt to end the conflict,
[00:01:02] coinciding with orders to the US military to maintain
[00:01:05] its troop level in the region until the end
[00:01:08] of the current year. In other statements, the White
[00:01:11] House indicated that US forces supported the transport of more
[00:01:15] than one billion barrels of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz
[00:01:19] during the past two months, and that Iran
[00:01:21] was unable to export crude oil due to the naval blockade
[00:01:25] imposed on it. In the context
[00:01:28] of negotiations, the Turkish Foreign
[00:01:30] Minister explained that the regional scene is gradually becoming more complex,
[00:01:34] affirming that his country's efforts
[00:01:37] place. To complete this are focused on supporting negotiations between
[00:01:39] Washington and Tehran to reach results that contribute to
[00:01:43] de-escalation. Within the eighth hour, dear viewers,
[00:01:46] we have reached the economic bulletin with Alaa Al-Hadid.
[00:01:53] in the 27th minute.
[00:02:02] The economic bulletin, may God greet you. Her Royal Highness Princess Basma bint Talal,
[00:02:06] Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the National Commission for Women's Affairs, sponsored the activities of the national
[00:02:10] meeting organized by the commission under the title "Women in Agriculture: From
[00:02:13] Beneficiaries to
[00:02:15] Companies."
[00:02:18] Her Royal Highness Princess Basma bint Talal stressed the importance of the national meeting
[00:02:22] that discusses the reality of women in the agricultural sector as an issue
[00:02:26] related to the essence of development in Jordan, considering women
[00:02:30] partners in production and an essential element in building the future
[00:02:33] of the Jordanian countryside. "Women in Agriculture: From Beneficiaries to
[00:02:37] Companies" is a meeting that seeks to create a space for national dialogue
[00:02:40] with women working in agriculture,
[00:02:43] shedding light on their experiences, expertise,
[00:02:46] and needs, and viewing them as partners in
[00:02:50] production, decision-making, and setting developmental
[00:02:53] priorities, not just as beneficiaries.
[00:02:56] The vast majority of women work on land
[00:03:00] they own, and one of them may contribute to a family
[00:03:05] with eight points. project without having independent income or a clear role in decision-making.
[00:03:08] She may
[00:03:11] victory for the first time this have the skill and may have to achieve its second consecutive the product, then she faces
[00:03:14] team is currently in difficulty in licensing, financing, or accessing
[00:03:17] a stable market. And the wage worker may
[00:03:21] carry, in addition to the hardship of work, the anxiety
[00:03:24] of transportation and care, and the lack of appropriate
[00:03:27] protection. God willing, we will work on a program, which is
[00:03:30] the rights of women farmers. Safe
[00:03:33] transportation,
[00:03:36] the use of personal protection, developing
[00:03:40] themselves. God willing, these will be ongoing programs
[00:03:45] Tafilah to educate and develop women farmers. The meeting included
[00:03:48] workshops with the participation of women working in the agricultural sector
[00:03:52] and representatives of relevant institutions. The sessions concluded
[00:03:55] with an agreement on clear outputs with the aim of including them in
[00:03:58] the women's strategy and following up on them with
[00:04:02] the relevant authorities. A national meeting
[00:04:05] puts rural women under the microscope to convey the most prominent challenges
[00:04:09] talents. This and difficulties to the relevant authorities, in addition to presenting
[00:04:12] distinguished success stories from the heart of suffering in the agricultural
[00:04:16] and food
[00:04:17] leg match between the two teams sector. For Jordan TV, Nozha Al-Sawalka,
[00:04:20] Amman. The Open Market Operations Committee of
[00:04:24] the Central Bank of Jordan decided to raise interest rates on monetary policy tools
[00:04:28] by 25 basis points
[00:04:30] starting from tomorrow, within the framework of maintaining monetary stability
[00:04:34] and enhancing the attractiveness of the Jordanian Dinar, coinciding with an increase
[00:04:38] in inflation to 2.20%
[00:04:40] during the first eight months of the current year. Following the decision,
[00:04:44] the Association of Banks in Jordan confirmed that the banks operating in the Kingdom will not
[00:04:48] reflect the increase on interest rates for existing loans to individuals,
[00:04:51] which keeps their monthly installments unchanged despite the increase in funding
[00:04:54] costs for banks. The association also confirmed that this plan
[00:04:58] takes into account the economic conditions of citizens while maintaining
[00:05:02] the robustness and stability of the banking sector.
[00:05:05] The Board of Directors of the Land Transport
[00:05:10] tally to 15 points in Regulatory Commission, at its meeting
[00:05:13] held under the chairmanship of the Minister of Transport, Dr. Nidal
[00:05:16] Al-Qatamin, approved a package of
[00:05:20] and operational decisions aimed at expanding
[00:05:23] public transport services
[00:05:26] governorates and underserved areas, modernizing the transport fleet,
[00:05:31] universities, hospitals, and vital facilities. On
[00:05:34] the international transport level, the Council approved the operation of 18 buses on
[00:05:38] the Jordan-Syria line and strengthened the Amman-Syria line with five new buses,
[00:05:43] connecting the buses with electronic tracking
[00:05:45] systems.
[00:05:51] The Ministry of Public Works and Housing, in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital
[00:05:55] Economy and Entrepreneurship, began the actual implementation of the government electronic correspondence
[00:05:58] system, Tarasul 2, and relied on it in managing
[00:06:01] official correspondence and transactions electronically as part of
[00:06:07] the ministry. The implementation of Tarasul 2 represents a new step in
[00:06:10] the development and modernization process that the ministry is pursuing by
[00:06:14] moving from traditional paper transactions to managing
[00:06:18] official correspondence and transactions electronically, which contributes to
[00:06:22] simplifying procedures, enhancing accuracy of follow-up, and shortening the time
[00:06:25] and effort required to complete
[00:06:28] work.
[00:06:33] And to the world of finance and business, from the Amman Stock Exchange, where the total trading
[00:06:36] volume reached approximately 15 million and 100 thousand Jordanian Dinars.
[00:06:40] As for the number of traded shares, it approached
[00:06:42] 4.8 million shares executed through
[00:06:46] 6077 contracts. As for price
[00:06:49] levels, the general index of share prices closed today at
[00:06:52] 4115
[00:06:56] points, a decrease of 22%.
[00:06:59] Comparing the closing prices of the traded companies for today,
[00:07:03] which number 104 companies, with
[00:07:05] their previous closings, 35 companies showed an increase in
[00:07:09] their share prices, while 43 companies
[00:07:13] showed a decrease in their
[00:07:14] share prices.
[00:07:19] And to the yellow metal, where global gold prices reached
[00:07:22] $4378
[00:07:24] per ounce. And here are the gold prices in Jordanian Dinar as
[00:07:28] traded in the local market.
[00:07:45] This concludes our economic tour, and back to Samir to follow up on the rest of the news.
[00:08:02] The activities of the fourth station of the specialized
[00:08:06] training project for photography enthusiasts
[00:08:09] under the title "Jordan in Our Eyes: From Hobby to
[00:08:12] Professionalism" were launched at the Jerash Cultural Center,
[00:08:16] with the aim of developing participants' skills and transforming their passion
[00:08:19] for photography into professional tools that document the beauty
[00:08:23] of the place and the details of life in different
[00:08:26] regions of the Kingdom. The activities of the fourth
[00:08:29] station of the distinguished training project for
[00:08:33] photography titled "Our Jordan
[00:08:36] in Our Eyes: From Hobby to Professionalism" were launched
[00:08:39] at the Jerash Cultural Center, with the presence and interest
[00:08:43] of those interested in the aesthetics of visual art from the residents
[00:08:46] of Jerash Governorate. In response
[00:08:49] to the initiative launched by His Royal Highness Crown Prince
[00:08:52] Al Hussein bin Abdullah II from
[00:08:57] Al-Hashimiyyah to document
[00:09:00] our Jordanian narrative of
[00:09:03] land and people,
[00:09:07] the Ministry of Culture picked up this
[00:09:10] directive and held
[00:09:13] this training course
[00:09:16] to encourage creativity and discover
[00:09:22] project is organized by the Jerash Governorate Culture
[00:09:25] Directorate and supervised by photographer Sami Al-Zoubi, where
[00:09:28] it targets amateurs and young talents to improve
[00:09:32] their skills and provide them with the necessary experience
[00:09:35] and techniques to move them towards
[00:09:38] professionalism. This opportunity was awaited by the people of Jerash
[00:09:42] for a long time, and now it has come to align with
[00:09:46] this narrative to document the image with the story
[00:09:50] of the Jordanian narrative, the story of the land and the people.
[00:09:53] So we hope that the trainees will pay attention to this
[00:09:56] area in Jerash Governorate
[00:09:58] and take it into consideration, as there are many
[00:10:02] sites that speak of a deep history
[00:10:05] for this governorate, which is part of
[00:10:08] our beloved kingdom. We launched today
[00:10:12] the Jerash course "Our Jordan in Our Eyes: From Hobby to Professionalism"
[00:10:15] under the slogan "See, Love, Photograph."
[00:10:18] There was a very large turnout from the youth of Jerash,
[00:10:22] and this reflects the passion present among
[00:10:25] these young women and men. God willing,
[00:10:28] we will intensify the practical days, especially in Jerash, because Jerash's
[00:10:32] nature allows it, and Jerash's location is very
[00:10:36] beautiful. The training program includes
[00:10:39] field trips to archaeological and tourist sites in
[00:10:43] Jerash Governorate and documenting them within the Jordanian
[00:10:46] narrative through the trainee
[00:10:50] program. Mohamed Salem for Al-Qudah TV
[00:10:54] Jordan.