Amman: Director General of the Agricultural Credit Corporation (ACC), Mohammad Dujjan, highlighted the crucial role of interagency partnerships in offering subsidized, interest-free agricultural loans to promote modern, climate-adapted farming practices. Dujjan emphasized that such efforts are instrumental in empowering farmers, boosting agricultural production efficiency, and ensuring sustainability in line with approved environmental and social standards.
According to Jordan News Agency, Dujjan’s remarks were made during a ceremony at the Jordan River Foundation (JRF) headquarters, which reviewed the achievements and progress of the “Credit and Loans Initiative for Agricultural Technology Enhancement” project. The event was attended by the World Food Programme (WFP)’s Program Manager, Mohammad Ismail, and JRF Director General, Enaam Barishi.
Ismail and Barishi discussed the cooperation aspects in implementing the project and the tangible outcomes achieved. They also highlighted the importance of sustained coordination to deliver support and funding to targeted groups across all governorates of the Kingdom.
During the meeting, a detailed presentation showcased the project’s achievements, results from the training needs assessment, and insights into the challenges and lessons from fieldwork. Additionally, technical workshops were conducted to develop funding solutions for agricultural companies and associations, aiming to ensure economic impact and sector development.
Participants concluded the discussions by agreeing on an action plan for the next phase, reiterating their commitment to providing optimal financial and technical services to support Jordan’s agricultural sector and contribute to achieving food security.