Hassan Inspects 183 Sites Over Two Years, with Interventions in Health, Education, and Tourism

Al-Taj News – The Prime Ministry published on Saturday the periodic follow-up report on Prime Minister Jafar Hassan’s inspection field visits over the past two years, which covered various governorates of the Kingdom and the health, education, services, production, tourism, youth, and social welfare sectors.

The report revealed that Hassan inspected 183 sites during his field tours. Procedures have been fully completed at 125 of them, while procedures at 58 sites are still underway.

The tours covered all governorates of the Kingdom, 46 municipalities, 37 districts, and 5 subdistricts.

According to the report, the interventions at the sites visited by the Prime Minister were based on the results of field engagement with citizens and verification of their needs and demands, in addition to requests received from members of Parliament, governors, administrative officials, and municipal councils.

Health and Education

The interventions covered 15 hospitals and 26 health centers serving more than 6.5 million citizens across various governorates.

In the education sector, the interventions included the construction and rehabilitation of 31 schools, benefiting more than 23,000 male and female students.

Production and Training

In the production sector, the government provided support and facilities to 33 factories and establishments operating in the agricultural and industrial production sectors, benefiting more than 27,000 workers across various governorates.

The interventions also included the development of 8 vocational and technical training centers and institutes, benefiting around 4,000 young men and women.

Tourism and Parks

The visits covered 19 tourist sites visited by more than 162,000 visitors annually, most notably the Dead Sea Tourist Beach and Dead Sea Corniche, the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village project, Azraq Reserve, projects to develop tourist, historical, and environmental sites in the east of the Kingdom, and Afra Hot Springs in Tafileh.

The interventions included the establishment of Al-Nashama and Mafraq parks, as well as the rehabilitation of 3 parks: Al-Jundi Park in Zarqa, Hittin Camp Park in Al-Russeifa District, and Baqa’a Camp Park in Ain Al-Basha District.

The report noted that the parks serve more than 1.91 million citizens, while work is underway to establish public parks across the Kingdom’s various governorates, with most of them scheduled for completion next year, 2027.

Youth and Social Welfare

The visits covered 16 youth centers and sports clubs benefiting more than 262,000 young men and women, in addition to Al Hussein Youth City, which receives more than two million visitors annually.

The visits also covered 35 centers, associations, institutions, and facilities in the field of social welfare, with support provided for their programs and an expansion of their services, benefiting around 236,000 citizens.