Salt:The Greater Salt Municipality is moving forward with plans to enhance community development and local services in cooperation with the Princess Taghrid Institute for Development and Training and the Stirling Foundation.
According to Jordan News Agency, Municipal Committee Chairman Ali Batayneh met with Aghadeer Jweihan, director-general of the Princess Taghrid Institute, and Brittney Stirling, regional director of the Stirling Foundation, to discuss the municipality's development projects. The meeting focused on the organizations' community programs and initiatives aimed at providing lasting benefits.
The parties agreed to launch several projects in Salt, including opening a branch of Dar Ne'meh in coordination with the municipality. This new branch aims to increase access to services and support for families managing income-generating businesses.
Additionally, discussions included plans for a care facility for older people in collaboration with the Stirling Foundation. The facility would offer care, social and cultural interaction opportunities, a library, a cafeteria, and spaces for activities and gatherings to improve residents' quality of life.
Another proposal was to establish a permanent local market for producers and craft businesses, which would help expand economic opportunities for local entrepreneurs. During a tour of the proposed sites, participants highlighted the importance of continued coordination and follow-up to ensure the implementation of these projects and improve services for Salt residents.