Refueling at gas stations was up 1.7% in 2023, compared to the previous year, according to the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission's latest bulletin. It revealed that filling up on 90-octane gasoline dropped 6.8%, 95-octane gasoline rose 2.8%, diesel surged 8.9%, and kerosene shot up to 34.8%. Licenses granted in the oil derivatives sector were up 14.7%, fuel stations 58.8% and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) facilities 15.2%, according to the bulletin. LPG depot licenses rose 100%, but LPG cylinder distribution licenses dropped by 25%, it said. Source: Jordan News Agency
NCHR Launches 22nd Human Rights Report Addressing Key Issues in Jordan
Aqaba:The National Centre for Human Rights (NCHR) held an event in Aqaba to launch and discuss its 22nd annual report on the state of human rights in Jordan for the year 2025. The event aimed to enhance communication with local communities and promote…