Jordan government reshuffle appoints two deputies
The Hashemite Royal Court in Jordan announced the issuance of a royal directive to make a government reshuffle, which includes the appointment of three ministers to new positions. Engineer Waleed Muhyiddin Suleiman Al-Masri has been appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration; Muhannad Shihada Khalil Khalil has been appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Affairs; and Dr. Azmi Mahmoud Mufleh has been appointed as the Minister of Education and Human Resources Development. The ministers took the constitutional oath before King Abdullah II in the presence of the Prime Minister and several officials. The aim of this reshuffle is to enhance government stability and the effectiveness of government work.
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