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120 million dollars for four Baptism Site projects
The Jordanian government, led by Prime Minister Jafar Husan, oversaw the signing of agreements worth $120 million to implement four projects near the site of Jesus Christ's baptism (Al-Maghtas). The aim is to develop advanced infrastructure, a museum, and a visitor center that narrate the story of the site, as part of preparations for the celebration of the second thousand-year anniversary of Christ's baptism in 2030. These projects include designing a 5,500-square-meter museum, establishing an integrated village for pilgrims and visitors, and developing a green corridor to preserve the natural heritage. The goal is to enhance the site's significance both touristically and religiously, while supporting economic development in the area. These plans align with the directives of the King and the government’s role in showcasing the site's religious and historical heritage globally, while achieving sustainable development that preserves the sanctity and offers a cultural experience for visitors.
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