Greater Amman Municipality owes 1.1B dinars
This article addresses Greater Amman Municipality’s debt amounting to 1.1 billion dinars. It highlights that expropriations accounted for the majority of the debt, which is being managed through loans and sukuk instruments to ease the financial burden. The article also focuses on the 2027 budget plan, which includes expenses of 449 million dinars and revenues near 414 million dinars. It discusses developments in strategic projects such as improving public transportation through the second phase plans for the BRT system and studies for the metro project in the capital. Additionally, it sheds light on the municipality’s efforts to develop infrastructure and incorporate artificial intelligence for traffic management, enhance water and waste management, and regulate advertising and trees. These initiatives aim to address traffic and environmental challenges and improve the quality of life in Amman.
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