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JU Honors H.E. Eng. Al-Rawaad for Distinguished Professional Career

The University of Jordan honored Engineer Abdulwahab Al-Rawad, CEO of Jordan Phosphate Mines Company, in recognition of his distinguished professional career and his significant contributions to the development of the mining and chemical industries sector in the Kingdom. This well-deserved honor acknowledges his ongoing role in supporting the university and advancing its academic and research endeavors.

Strengthening the Partnership between Al Hussein Technical University and the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company

Strengthening the Partnership between Al Hussein Technical University and the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company

Thneibat delivers a lecture at the Jordanian Society for International Affairs: "Phosphate... The Current Situation and Future Plans."

Thneibat delivers a lecture at the Jordanian Society for International Affairs: "Phosphate... The Current Situation and Future Plans."

The Ministry of Public Works completes the first phase of the Ma'an–Al-Shaidiya–Al-Mudawwara Road Rehabilitation Project.

Funded by the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company and completed two months ahead of schedule, the Ministry of Public Works has finished the first phase of the Ma'an–Al-Shaidiya–Al-Mudawwara Road Rehabilitation Project.

The Union of Workers in Mines and Mining praises the growth of "Phosphate" profits.

The Union of Workers in Mines and Mining praises the growth in "Phosphate" profits, which reached 250 million dinars, marking a 24% increase in the first half of 2025.

The Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) and the Arab Potash Company (APC) signed an agreement to establish an integrated industrial complex

The Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) and the Arab Potash Company (APC) signed an agreement to establish an integrated industrial complex

250 million dinars in net profits for the company in the first half of the current year.

250 million dinars in net profits for the company in the first half of the current year.

The "Parliamentary Administrative Committee" reviews the performance of the Phosphate Industrial Complex and "KEMAPCO".