Severe traffic congestion is currently crippling Khaldeh highway and its intersections in both directions, as well as the route leading from the highway into Beirut. The gridlock is caused by a government decision to close schools and universities, prompting parents to collect their children, and by a significant influx of people fleeing southern Lebanon due to escalating security tensions. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
Jordan Advances Economic and Environmental Reforms with World Bank Support
Accra:Jordan has achieved progress in implementing the “Jordan Inclusive, Transparent and Climate Responsive Investments Program for Results,” successfully meeting 20 out of 44 disbursement-linked results. This $1.35 billion initiative is central to t…