Amman, April 29 (Petra)-- The Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) concluded a comprehensive review on Wednesday of its 2022-2026 strategic plan, signaling the start of a new development phase aimed at modernizing the Jordanian capital’s infrastructure and services.

The project's closing session, conducted in partnership with consulting firm KPMG, was led by the Mayor of Amman, Yousef Shawarbeh. The evaluation assessed institutional performance to establish a framework for the city’s upcoming 2027-2031 strategic roadmap.

Shawarbeh stated that a top priority for the next stage is transitioning to a participatory planning model. This approach is designed to translate high-level national visions into practical urban programs that align with royal directives and meet the evolving needs of the city’s residents.

The Mayor noted that the forthcoming five-year plan will serve as a functional framework for executive decisions and major projects. He emphasized that the municipality aims to allocate resources to initiatives that deliver the greatest impact on service quality and municipal efficiency.

The project is part of a broader effort by the municipality to modernize its strategic planning by adopting international best practices in governance and performance management.

As a result of the review, the municipality has developed an executive roadmap and a detailed operational manual for future planning. These documents include technical specifications for a new integrated digital management system intended to support data-driven decision-making and enhance transparency and accountability in monitoring the city’s progress.

//Petra// AF