AMMAN — Minister of Water and Irrigation Raed Abu Soud and Green Climate Fund (GCF) Middle East and North Africa Regional Director Amjad Al Mahdi on Tuesday discussed ways to expand cooperation on water and climate projects, with a focus on preparing networks for the National Carrier.

 

Abu Saud said the fund is among the largest contributors to the project, providing $295 million, including $75 million in grants, stressing its importance in supporting Jordan’s water sector and long-term sustainability, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.

 

He also welcomed the decision to establish the fund’s new regional office in Amman, describing it as recognition of the Kingdom’s role in advancing climate action and sustainable development.

 

Mahdi said the move reflects confidence in Jordan’s commitment to addressing climate challenges, noting that the Amman office will serve as a hub for coordinating regional efforts, facilitating access to climate finance and strengthening partnerships.

 

The discussions also covered cooperation on water supply and wastewater projects aimed at improving services and enhancing resilience.