Jordan's limited ministerial shake-up involves 3 ministers
Jordanian King Abdullah II issued a royal decree to make a governmental reshuffle within Prime Minister Jafar Hossain's cabinet. The reshuffle included the appointment of three ministers to new positions, among them two as deputy prime ministers. Engineer Waleed Al-Masri was appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration, Mahind Shahaida became Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Affairs, and Dr. Azmi Mahafzah was appointed Minister of Education, Higher Education, and Human Resources Development. These changes followed the acceptance of the resignation of the three ministers from their previous positions and involved the redistribution of new responsibilities related to local administration, the economy, and education.
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