Diary
AMMAN (Petra) - The Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) has recently signed an agreement with the Euro-Mediterranean Association for Cooperation and Development (EMA) to strengthen cooperation in the fields of trade and investment between Jordan and Germany. Signed by ACC Chairman Riad Saifi and EMA’s President Horst Siedentopf on the sidelines of the Hamburg Logistics Forum, the agreement seeks to enhance business cooperation through exchanging ex....
The General Assembly held the Annual General meeting for the Arab Orphan Committee by the president of the Executive Committee Tayseer Kna'an. The partcipants discussed the activities of the Assembly in Jordan and Palestine and the most important development projects
The Committee of Training Courses and Continuing Education at Bar Association held a seminar about the environmental legislation between the legal concepts and practical application, it was attended by a large number of lawyers and those who are interested in the environmental field.
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Association concludes negotiations on price changes
AMMAN — The Association of Restaurant and Sweets Shop Owners has concluded negotiations with the Income and Sales Tax Department on renewing popular food price lists, which are exempted from taxes, the association said on Saturday.
Public sector nurses, midwives call off strike
AMMAN — The Jordan Nurses and Midwives Association (JMNA) on Monday decided to postpone an open-ended strike until March 25 after receiving "serious promises" to respond to public sector nurses' demands for better financial benefits.
Nurses' open strike starts today
Labor-watch – Members of Jordan Nurses and Midwives Council who work in Jordan University Hospital and the staff of hospitals and health centers affiliated to the Ministry of Health, are carrying out an open strike started early this morning and will last until what they described "Just Demands" is fulfilled.













