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Home Jordan News ASEZA: No talk of tourist resort that brings Jordan together with Israel 03-08-2023 09:32 AM Ammon News - Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) denied any talk of planning a tourist resort that would bring Jordan together with the Israeli side. ASEZA said that the meeting that brought together ASEZA's deputy chef for an Israeli official dealt with the issue of Jordanian labor in Eilat, and common issues that bring together the two sides according to the peace agreement and the entry of Israelis and 48 Arabs into Jordan through the Wadi Araba crossing. Israeli media earlier reported on a plan to develop the triangle (Eilat - Aqaba - Taba) and turn it into a global tourist resort.

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ASEZA: No talk of tourist resort that brings Jordan together with Israel

03-08-2023 09:32 AM

Ammon News - Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) denied any talk of planning a tourist resort that would bring Jordan together with the Israeli side.

ASEZA said that the meeting that brought together ASEZA's deputy chef for an Israeli official dealt with the issue of Jordanian labor in Eilat, and common issues that bring together the two sides according to the peace agreement and the entry of Israelis and 48 Arabs into Jordan through the Wadi Araba crossing.

Israeli media earlier reported on a plan to develop the triangle (Eilat - Aqaba - Taba) and turn it into a global tourist resort.

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