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    What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid?

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    What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid? Empty What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid?

    Post by Rocky Wed 13 Jun 2018, 7:02 am

    What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid?
    Arabic and International  Tuesday, 12 June 2018 at 12:55 pm (348 views)
    What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid? 20180612_125652-104What price did Jordan pay for Gulf aid?
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    After the streets of the Jordanian capital were flooded with unprecedented protests, Jordanians are now preoccupied with the financial aid received by Oman following the Mecca meeting, which was attended by three Gulf states - Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The Jordanian-Jordanian meeting came after several days of protests in the Jordanian street against the income tax law and against the economic approach of successive governments, which depended on the citizen's pocket and raised prices. This led to the collapse of these three countries to provide a package of economic aid to Jordan, Over $ 2.5 billion. The aid package consists of a deposit in the Central Bank of Jordan, guarantees to the World Bank for Jordan, annual support to the Jordanian government's budget for 5 years, and funding from development funds for development projects.
    Observers fear that the Gulf aid provided in return for concessions on issues and positions and files of importance to the Jordanian side, specifically custody of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and Jerusalem. Rantawi denies that the size of the aid and financial donations are modest, from which guarantees will come from the International Monetary Fund, and the sponsorship of Al-Aqsa Mosque and Jerusalem is not a commodity, which is being negotiated cheaply. And stresses that such a proposal is not on the scene and is not for discussion, and no one dare to ask. Ayish also stressed that the volume of aid does not raise the price of political positions in Jordan, but there is some link to the deal Century, pointing out that if the deal, what is heard is nothing but a media statement did not have any official statement from any party regarding any details Regarding the deal, what changes will be made in the region.


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