Arab Potash funds major Al-Karak health project
The Arab Potash Company is financing the largest healthcare project in Kerak, with a cost of approximately 9 million Jordanian dinars. The project includes the construction of a fully integrated emergency and ambulance building on a 10-donum land area, aiming to improve healthcare services in the governorate. Alongside this, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and under the direct patronage of the Prime Minister, another health center will be established at a cost of 1.5 million dinars, as well as an outpatient clinics building at Kerak Hospital costing 4 million dinars, bringing the total investment to nearly 14.5 million dinars. The new facility will house comprehensive medical departments such as emergency and ambulance services, intensive care, maternity, surgeries, radiology, and laboratories. It covers a built-up area of approximately 8,467 square meters and is expected to be completed within 720 days, with the goal of supporting and enhancing the quality of healthcare services for citizens in southern Jordan.
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