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During the week of October 16 to 22, 2026, Jordan experienced significant royal and diplomatic activity in support of the Palestinian cause. The country reaffirmed its rejection of Israeli measures in the Palestinian territories and emphasized the need to achieve a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders. Calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and facilitation of humanitarian aid were also expressed. On the governmental level, the Cabinet approved a strategy to localize the manufacture of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), focusing on developing infrastructure. The Prime Minister inspected projects across sectors including health, education, and roads, including the expansion of the road leading to the King Hussein Bridge. Jordan also maintained relations with Syria and Saudi Arabia, reaffirming support for their security and stability. Discussions were held to develop regional partnerships, with emphasis on fighting corruption and drugs, and enhancing public safety. The country continued monitoring gold markets and their impacts, along with developments in the national economy, which included reviewing programs with the International Monetary Fund, increasing cargo handling at Aqaba ports, and exploring mineral resources such as copper in Dana. Additionally, the gold price experienced a significant decline, marking a new phase in the Jordanian Professional League football season. This support aligns with Jordan's commitment to advocating for Palestinian rights and promoting regional stability through diplomatic efforts and internal development.
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