The Jordan News Agency (Petra) considered, on Wednesday evening, that this change is a step aimed at enhancing the ministerial team with new capabilities that build on previous accomplishments and keep pace with the speed required to implement modernization projects, foremost among them the economic modernization vision.
It confirmed that the amendment included the departure of Investment Minister Muthanna Gharaibeh, Agriculture Minister Khaled Hneifat, Health Minister Firas Hawari, and State Minister Ahmed Ali Al-Awaidi.
The amendment also involved the departure of Transport Minister Wissam Al-Tahtamoni, Environment Minister Muawiya Al-Radaideh, Tourism Minister Lina Annab, State Minister for Public Sector Development Khairallah Abu Seileik, State Minister for Prime Ministry Affairs Abdullah Nofan Al-Adwan, and Youth Minister Yazan Shdeifat.
