Jordan Phosphates allocates 135M dinars for CSR over six years
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Jordan Phosphate Mines Company, Dr. Mohammed Al-Denibat, confirmed that the company has invested approximately 135 million Jordanian dinars in corporate social responsibility initiatives over the past six years, with a focus on health, education, municipalities, and infrastructure sectors. This comes within the framework of the company's efforts to enhance its national and developmental role. As part of these efforts, the company supported the mobile clinic project for early detection of breast cancer in southern governorates, aiming to improve healthcare services and facilitate citizens’ access to early screenings. This initiative helps increase early diagnosis opportunities, thereby boosting prevention chances and reducing the health and social repercussions of the disease. The company emphasizes its ongoing commitment to supporting health initiatives and humanitarian services, particularly through collaboration with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center, to expand healthcare coverage and developmental services across the kingdom.
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