PM inspects progress of Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project
Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan inspected the progress of work on the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project during a field tour in northern Jordan on Tuesday.
The visit marked the Prime Minister’s third visit to the project, which has reached 60% completion and is set to become a new and diverse tourism destination in Jerash Governorate.
The Jerash Eco-Tourism Village project extends over an area of 210 dunums and is located in a mountainous area overlooking the Jerash, Dibeen, and Tal Al-Rumman forests. It is approximately 10 minutes away from the ancient city of Jerash.
Implemented by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), the project includes an eco-lodge with a capacity of 55 rooms, a fully equipped environmental park, a theater, adventure and recreational areas, family and children’s facilities, a visitor center, restaurants, and a conference hall with a capacity of 200 people.
The project will also provide space to showcase and market products made by members of the local community, supporting sustainable tourism and local economic development.
Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan inspected the progress of work on the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project during a field tour in northern Jordan on Tuesday.
The visit marked the Prime Minister’s third visit to the project, which has reached 60% completion and is set to become a new and diverse tourism destination in Jerash Governorate.
The Jerash Eco-Tourism Village project extends over an area of 210 dunums and is located in a mountainous area overlooking the Jerash, Dibeen, and Tal Al-Rumman forests. It is approximately 10 minutes away from the ancient city of Jerash.
Implemented by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), the project includes an eco-lodge with a capacity of 55 rooms, a fully equipped environmental park, a theater, adventure and recreational areas, family and children’s facilities, a visitor center, restaurants, and a conference hall with a capacity of 200 people.
The project will also provide space to showcase and market products made by members of the local community, supporting sustainable tourism and local economic development.
Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan inspected the progress of work on the Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project during a field tour in northern Jordan on Tuesday.
The visit marked the Prime Minister’s third visit to the project, which has reached 60% completion and is set to become a new and diverse tourism destination in Jerash Governorate.
The Jerash Eco-Tourism Village project extends over an area of 210 dunums and is located in a mountainous area overlooking the Jerash, Dibeen, and Tal Al-Rumman forests. It is approximately 10 minutes away from the ancient city of Jerash.
Implemented by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), the project includes an eco-lodge with a capacity of 55 rooms, a fully equipped environmental park, a theater, adventure and recreational areas, family and children’s facilities, a visitor center, restaurants, and a conference hall with a capacity of 200 people.
The project will also provide space to showcase and market products made by members of the local community, supporting sustainable tourism and local economic development.
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PM inspects progress of Jerash Eco-Tourism Village Project
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