AMMAN — The secretary-general of the
Jordan Valley Authority
(JVA), Manar Mahasneh, signed a series of agreements on Sunday with local
investment companies and community members to lease 53 dunums of land for the
establishment of tourism development projects.
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The signing ceremony was attended by the
Minister of Water and Irrigation, Mohammad Najjar.
The leased land plots, with views of the
King Talal Dam, aim
to promote tourism and environmental development in the area.
Developing the King Talal Dam areas
Speaking at the ceremony, Najjar stated that the agreements
are aimed at
developing all areas of the King Talal Dam, through launching
development projects and providing job opportunities to the people living in
the surrounding areas.
Mahasneh highlighted that
JVA is working to implement Royal directives, in accordance with the government's plans for the development of
areas under its jurisdiction.
These plans aim to provide an attractive investment
environment, establish projects that employ local labor, and enable local
communities to achieve development.
Local investment opportunities
Mahasneh also pointed out that JVA is committed to finding
national investment opportunities through local companies and the community.
In line with this commitment,
a local investment company has leased 19 dunums of land to build restaurants, a small hotel, chalets, water
playgrounds, and parks.
Furthermore, another local company has leased 19 dunums to
build chalets, a tourist restaurant, a horse stable, and children's
playgrounds. Finally, 15 dunums were leased to local individuals to establish
makeshift tourist facilities, log cabins, and children's playgrounds.
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