Irbid government projects reshape development
The Irbid Governorate is entering a new phase of development that includes integrated projects targeting infrastructure, the economy, health, education, and employment, with the aim of strengthening its economic and social role. The projects involve improving water and sewage networks at a cost of 110.2 million dinars, establishing 17 schools at an approximate cost of 60 million dinars, and developing the new hospital while converting the old one into clinics. There is also a focus on developing the industrial sector through the Hassan Industrial City, which operates at a 91% occupancy rate and provides around 34,874 job opportunities. Additionally, training and employment programs are being implemented to connect development with the labor market. The government seeks to expand tourism at archaeological sites, with ongoing assessments of projects to ensure sustainable economic and social outcomes that improve the community’s living standards and increase opportunities for employment and investment in the region.
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