8 tomato shipments entered Egyptian markets on Thursday, as part of a plan to open new destinations for Jordan's surplus agricultural crop production, media spokesperson for the Ministry of Agriculture, Lawrence Majali, announced. In a statement, Majali said the ministry seeks to sustain export operations, streamline consignments and continue to communicate with tomato concentrate factories to absorb quantities of the excess production, in completion of the government support for this crop. Source: Jordan News Agency
Heavy Showers Anticipated in Jordan as Cooler Weather Arrives
November 4, 2026
Amman:A cool and humid air mass from the eastern Mediterranean is predicted to bring widespread showers to northern and central Jordan on Friday, potentially resulting in heavy rainfall in some areas, as reported by the Jordan Meteorological Departmen…