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Jordan to continue safeguarding holy sites
Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Imad Hazzaineh, affirmed that Jordan, under its Hashemite leadership, will remain the guardian of the religious and human heritage, while also strengthening the status of the Holy Site of Jesus Christ’s baptism as a global religious and tourist destination. Currently, agreements are being finalized to implement projects valued at approximately $120 million to develop the lands surrounding the site, including the construction of a museum costing $50 million, a pilgrims and visitors’ village worth $40 million, as well as infrastructure works and a green corridor. These initiatives come as part of preparations for the second millennium celebrations of Jesus Christ’s baptism in 2030, aiming to enhance Jordan’s position as a global religious and tourist destination and to achieve sustainable development for the region.
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