Jordan, WBG discuss public transport improvement plans

Home Jordan News Jordan, WBG discuss public transport improvement plans 12-09-2021 12:46 PM Ammon News - Minister of Transport, Wajih Azaiza, on Sunday discussed with the Regional Director of the Mashreq Department at the World Bank Group (WBG), Saroj Kumar Jha, means of supporting the public transport improvement plans. Jordan News Agency Petra reported. Talks during the meeting also tackled the need to provide capacity building for workers in the field of transport, to improve their knowledge, skills, and capability necessary to perform well at work, in cooperation with the local community entities of unions and universities. Azaiza said the ministry is working on updating the transport strategy in all its types, stressing that it is at the forefront of the ministry's priorities, according to Petra. The WBG official affirmed the Bank’s support for the Kingdom by providing a grant to help update the transport strategy that adopts multimodal network of land, sea and air, which will help make Jordan a regional hub for international and transit trade.

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Jordan, WBG discuss public transport improvement plans

12-09-2021 12:46 PM

Ammon News - Minister of Transport, Wajih Azaiza, on Sunday discussed with the Regional Director of the Mashreq Department at the World Bank Group (WBG), Saroj Kumar Jha, means of supporting the public transport improvement plans. Jordan News Agency Petra reported.

Talks during the meeting also tackled the need to provide capacity building for workers in the field of transport, to improve their knowledge, skills, and capability necessary to perform well at work, in cooperation with the local community entities of unions and universities.

Azaiza said the ministry is working on updating the transport strategy in all its types, stressing that it is at the forefront of the ministry's priorities, according to Petra.

The WBG official affirmed the Bank’s support for the Kingdom by providing a grant to help update the transport strategy that adopts multimodal network of land, sea and air, which will help make Jordan a regional hub for international and transit trade.

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