NAF spends JD750 million during 2019–2021

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AMMAN — Some JD750 million were spent on the National Aid Fund’s main programs during 2019–2021, said NAF Assistant Secretary General Ayman Al-Rabaa. Al-Mamlaka TV said Rabaa said that 100,000 families benefit from NAF assistance, noting that the fund’s annual budget is estimated at JD100 million. The NAF is a financially and administratively independent institution, he said, adding that the government has expanded the social protection network through the unified cash support program, which targets 85,000 families and has a budget of JD100 million. According to Rabaa, the COVID-19 pandemic affected the family protection network, and was the reason for coming up with temporary programs, including Takaful and Takaful 2. Takaful 2 covered about 250,000 families, while another 160,000 families benefit from Takaful 3. The budget for both reached JD150 million. Rabaa added that as a result of the pandemic, NAF beneficiaries increased, and is expected to further rise by 8,000 to 10,000 families annually.  Read more National news Jordan News   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_509089081')   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_552628228') Read More The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO): Donations made to the organization reached the people of Gaza without deducting any amount or incurring any type of costs or fees. PM Discusses Youth Empowerment with Konrad Adenauer Foundation President Jordan: 576 Million Text Messages Sent Since the Start of 2025
AMMAN — Some JD750 million were spent on the National Aid Fund’s main programs during 2019–2021, said NAF Assistant Secretary General Ayman Al-Rabaa.
 


Al-Mamlaka TV said Rabaa said that 100,000 families benefit from NAF assistance, noting that the fund’s annual budget is estimated at JD100 million.

The NAF is a financially and administratively independent institution, he said, adding that the government has expanded the social protection network through the unified cash support program, which targets 85,000 families and has a budget of JD100 million.

According to Rabaa, the COVID-19 pandemic affected the family protection network, and was the reason for coming up with temporary programs, including Takaful and Takaful 2.

Takaful 2 covered about 250,000 families, while another 160,000 families benefit from Takaful 3. The budget for both reached JD150 million.

Rabaa added that as a result of the pandemic, NAF beneficiaries increased, and is expected to further rise by 8,000 to 10,000 families annually. 


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