Jordan is a Middle Eastern country located between Syria, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Israel, and Iraq. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The official currency is the Jordanian dinar. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Popular tourist attractions include historical sites showcasing Roman, Islamic, and Ottoman architecture as well as desert landscapes. Jordan faces economic challenges including high unemployment and water scarcity.
Jordan is located in the Middle East, bordered by Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Egypt. Amman is the capital of Jordan. The majority of Jordan's population are Arab descendants who speak Arabic and practice Islam. Jordan has a diverse landscape that includes deserts, highlands, and the Jordan River Valley. Important cities include Amman, Petra, and Aqaba, with Petra being a famous archaeological site.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has a population of over 6.5 million people, with Arabic as the primary language. The capital and largest city is Amman. Jordan has a predominantly service-based economy centered around trade, tourism, and industries like fertilizers and medicines. Notable natural resources include phosphate, potash, and salt. Higher education is emphasized with over 30 universities throughout the country. Major cities and attractions include the capital Amman, Karak Castle, Jerash ruins, Petra, Aqaba, and Wadi Rum desert.
The document provides an overview of Jordan, including its history, government, and tourism industry. It discusses Jordan's location and borders. It then summarizes Jordan's history from prehistoric times through the Ottoman era to modern Jordan. It profiles the Hashemite royal family and their historical role. It also describes Jordan's tourism industry, highlighting popular destinations like Petra, Wadi Rum, and Aqaba. It provides background on the ancient Nabatean civilization that built Petra and their significance in the region.
Jordan is located in the Middle East and borders several countries. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The capital is Amman and Arabic is the official language, while most people are Arab. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Some of Jordan's most popular tourist attractions include Petra, Aqaba, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Jordan is a Middle Eastern country located between Syria, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Israel, Iraq and the Red Sea. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The official currency is the Jordanian dinar. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Popular tourist attractions include historical sites like Jerash and Um Qais, as well as natural areas like Wadi Mujib nature reserve.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a mostly desert country located in the Middle East between Israel, Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. It has a population of 5.4 million people, half of whom are Palestinian refugees. Jordan was historically home to ancient civilizations and is an important religious site. It gained independence after World War II and has experienced political instability due to its role in Arab-Israeli conflicts, but its long-reigning King Hussein (1953-1999) stabilized the country and became a respected leader known for his efforts to promote peace in the region.
After World War I, the United Kingdom established the semi-autonomous state of Transjordan which gained independence in 1946 as the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Jordan lost control of the West Bank to Israel after the 1967 Six-Day War and its long-time ruler King Hussein signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1994, permanently surrendering Jordanian claims to the West Bank. Jordan is a relatively small country located in the Middle East between Israel, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and the West Bank, with a population of over 10 million people mostly concentrated in the capital of Amman in the northwest.
This document provides an overview of Jordan and its culture. It discusses Jordan's history and important historical sites. It also describes Jordanian cuisine, including popular dishes like mansaf (lamb and rice) and baklava. The document outlines aspects of Jordanian culture such as traditional dress, nightlife, infrastructure, and the royal family. Overall, the document gives a high-level introduction to Jordan by discussing its history, culture, and cuisine.
Jordan is located in the Middle East, bordered by Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Egypt. Amman is the capital of Jordan. The majority of Jordan's population are Arab descendants who speak Arabic and practice Islam. Jordan has a diverse landscape that includes deserts, highlands, and the Jordan River Valley. Important cities include Amman, Petra, and Aqaba, with Petra being a famous archaeological site.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has a population of over 6.5 million people, with Arabic as the primary language. The capital and largest city is Amman. Jordan has a predominantly service-based economy centered around trade, tourism, and industries like fertilizers and medicines. Notable natural resources include phosphate, potash, and salt. Higher education is emphasized with over 30 universities throughout the country. Major cities and attractions include the capital Amman, Karak Castle, Jerash ruins, Petra, Aqaba, and Wadi Rum desert.
The document provides an overview of Jordan, including its history, government, and tourism industry. It discusses Jordan's location and borders. It then summarizes Jordan's history from prehistoric times through the Ottoman era to modern Jordan. It profiles the Hashemite royal family and their historical role. It also describes Jordan's tourism industry, highlighting popular destinations like Petra, Wadi Rum, and Aqaba. It provides background on the ancient Nabatean civilization that built Petra and their significance in the region.
Jordan is located in the Middle East and borders several countries. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The capital is Amman and Arabic is the official language, while most people are Arab. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Some of Jordan's most popular tourist attractions include Petra, Aqaba, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Jordan is a Middle Eastern country located between Syria, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Israel, Iraq and the Red Sea. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The official currency is the Jordanian dinar. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Popular tourist attractions include historical sites like Jerash and Um Qais, as well as natural areas like Wadi Mujib nature reserve.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a mostly desert country located in the Middle East between Israel, Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. It has a population of 5.4 million people, half of whom are Palestinian refugees. Jordan was historically home to ancient civilizations and is an important religious site. It gained independence after World War II and has experienced political instability due to its role in Arab-Israeli conflicts, but its long-reigning King Hussein (1953-1999) stabilized the country and became a respected leader known for his efforts to promote peace in the region.
After World War I, the United Kingdom established the semi-autonomous state of Transjordan which gained independence in 1946 as the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Jordan lost control of the West Bank to Israel after the 1967 Six-Day War and its long-time ruler King Hussein signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1994, permanently surrendering Jordanian claims to the West Bank. Jordan is a relatively small country located in the Middle East between Israel, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and the West Bank, with a population of over 10 million people mostly concentrated in the capital of Amman in the northwest.
This document provides an overview of Jordan and its culture. It discusses Jordan's history and important historical sites. It also describes Jordanian cuisine, including popular dishes like mansaf (lamb and rice) and baklava. The document outlines aspects of Jordanian culture such as traditional dress, nightlife, infrastructure, and the royal family. Overall, the document gives a high-level introduction to Jordan by discussing its history, culture, and cuisine.
Iran is located in the Middle East, bordering Iraq and the Caspian Sea. It has an area of about 1,024,029 square miles and rugged, mountainous terrain subject to natural hazards like floods and earthquakes. The main language spoken is Persian and some major holidays include Constitution Day in August and Revolution Day in February. Iranian cuisine features grains, fruits, vegetables, and flatbread with meals often including chicken or lamb over rice.
Jordan is a country located in the Middle East that borders Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, the West Bank and Israel. It has two official languages, Modern Arabic and English. Jordan contains some of the world's most spectacular natural attractions, including the Dead Sea known for its healing properties, and Wadi Rum valley carved from ancient sandstone and granite rock. Jordan also contains some of the oldest historical sites in the world, with Petra being one of the most popular attractions as an ancient city carved into rock dating back to the 6th century BC.
This document summarizes soil and land resources in Jordan. It describes 4 main agro-ecological systems: 1) Jordan Rift Valley which contains most arable land, 2) Highlands with diverse soil types, 3) Marginal lands which are mostly rangeland, and 4) Badia desert zone. Each area faces challenges like soil degradation, overexploitation, and desertification. The Ministry of Agriculture leads conservation efforts through projects to improve rangelands, combat desertification, and develop soil maps. Other agencies conduct related research. Overall, sustainable management of Jordan's soil resources is important amidst population growth, limited land, and climate threats.
The Kurds are an ethnic group that has historically inhabited an area called Kurdistan but are now stateless due to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and creation of new borders by European powers in the 1920s that did not include an independent Kurdistan state. As a result, around 30 million Kurds are divided among Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Iran and other states where they have faced violence and oppression, including Saddam Hussein's Anfal Campaign against Iraqi Kurds in 1987-88 that killed over 200,000 Kurds.
The United Arab Emirates is a federation of seven emirates located in the Persian Gulf. It was formerly known as the Trucial States. The UAE has a population that combines traditional Bedouin lifestyle with Western influences, especially in the major cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Abu Dhabi is the capital and second largest emirate by population, known for landmarks like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Ferrari World theme park. Dubai, the largest emirate by land area, is home to iconic buildings like the world's tallest, Burj Khalifa, and the luxury Burj Al Arab hotel. Tourism is an important industry, with destinations featuring desert
The colors of the Kurdish flag each represent important symbolic meanings: red for struggle and martyrdom, green for nature and vitality, and yellow for life and the sun which is an ancient symbol. Most Kurds live in Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria, speaking Kurdish languages with different dialects. They have a rich cultural history and celebrate Nowruz on the spring equinox as well as religious holidays depending on being majority Sunni Muslim or other sects. Traditional clothes and gold jewelry as well as foods like rice and meat are also important parts of Kurdish culture.
Information about Iran. The dos and the dont's, business etiquette, general information about the country. The document was created for the project Info4migrants. Project number UK/13/LLP-LdV/TOI-615
This document provides an overview of Saudi Arabia across several topics: geography, history, economy, education, demographics, culture, and government. Saudi Arabia is located in the Middle East, with a land area of approximately 2.1 million square kilometers. It has a population of over 28 million people and an oil-based economy, with oil revenue accounting for roughly 45% of its GDP. Saudi Arabia is governed as a monarchy with the king as the head of state. The main religion is Islam and Arabic is the official language.
1. Iran is located in Southwest Asia between Iraq and Pakistan, with geographic features including mountain ranges and seas.
2. The climate is generally hot and dry, with cold winters and hot summers, controlled by Iran's location between dry Arabian areas and damp Mediterranean regions.
3. Iran has a theocratic republic government led by religious leaders, with an elected president and parliament, though the highest authority is the Supreme Leader.
The Kurds are an ethnic group native to the mountainous regions spanning Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Armenia and Syria. They number around 20-30 million but have rarely experienced self-governance. They have adapted to farming in isolated mountainous areas, preserving their cultural traditions and language. While most Kurds are Sunni Muslim, other religions such as Christianity and Yazidism have had some influence. The Kurds seek greater autonomy and self-rule within the countries they reside in.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates, including its national anthem, introduction, climate, demographics, holidays, history, government structure, economy focused on oil/gas, tourism, aviation, agriculture including dates, media/culture, and sports like camel racing. It also shares perspectives on the UAE through the eyes of Indians living in the country.
Iran was formerly known as Persia until 1935. It was a kingdom for about 2600 years before becoming an Islamic Republic in 1979. The country has a population of over 66 million people, most of whom are Persian or speak Persian. Some key cities include Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, and Shiraz. Iran has a long history and culture, and is known for industries like oil and gas as well as traditions like Noruz, wrestling, and foods like kebabs.
This document provides information about places to visit in Jordan, including Aqaba, Wadi Rum, Petra, Ma'in Falls, the Dead Sea, Jarash, and Az Zarqa. It describes the locations and activities available in each place. For example, it notes that Petra is a 225 km rose red city that was one of the seven ancient wonders and was featured in the Indiana Jones movie, and that Wadi Rum offers hot air balloon rides, jeep tours in the desert, and camping.
Iran is a country located in Western Asia, bordered by several countries. It has a population of over 66 million and a total area of 1.6 million square kilometers. Tehran is the capital city. Iran has a long history and strategic geographic importance. The current political system is led by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Popular television channels include BBC Persian, Gem TV, and Farsi1. Top newspapers are Tabnak, Varzes, and Fars News Agency. Non-verbal communication differs somewhat from Western styles, with head gestures having opposite meanings and some hand gestures considered obscene. Persian is the predominant language in Iran.
Iran is located in the Middle East, bordering several bodies of water. It has a population of over 65 million and a long history dating back thousands of years. Traditions in Iran include observing a month-long fast in December and removing shoes when visiting someone's home. Weather varies by season, with hot summers and mild, rainy springs. Iran has also been involved in significant wars, such as the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s, and is home to diverse wildlife including the endangered Asiatic Cheetah and Persian Leopard. Notable mountains include Mount Damavand, the highest peak in the Middle East.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in several areas:
- The UAE is located in the Middle East between Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Iran. It has a hot desert climate and economy historically based on oil production.
- The government is a federation of seven emirates ruled by individual emirs and overseen by a supreme council.
- Culture incorporates Islamic traditions like conservative dress and celebration of religious holidays, with some regional customs around weddings and festivals. The main language is Arabic.
Azerbaijan is located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. It has a population of 9.8 million and its capital is Baku. Azerbaijan's economy was traditionally based around oil and gas industries but it is trying to diversify into other sectors like agriculture and tourism. Some key crops include grapes, cotton and tobacco. Tourism is also becoming an important part of the economy, with destinations like the Flame Towers of Baku and Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape attracting foreign visitors.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) including its national anthem, introduction, climate, demographics, holidays, history, government, economy, industries such as oil/gas, tourism, aviation, agriculture, media/culture, sports, and acknowledgements. Some key facts are that the UAE is a federation of 7 emirates in the Middle East formed in 1971, has a population of over 4 million people, has a federal system of government, and has a strong economy powered by oil/gas exports and industries like tourism and real estate.
The document provides an overview of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It notes that the UAE is located in Western Asia, bordering Oman and Saudi Arabia, and has a land area of 77,700 km2. The UAE is made up of 7 emirates, with Abu Dhabi as the capital. The population is approximately 4 million people, most of whom are Muslim. The country was established in 1971 when the British withdrew. Major cities include Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the most populous city. Popular tourist attractions include the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi, and desert safaris.
1. The document summarizes information about the ancient city of Petra located in Jordan.
2. Petra was carved out of sandstone cliffs and rocks in the desert and was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between the 4th century BC and the 1st century AD.
3. The city features structures like temples, tombs, and a theater that were carved out of the pink sandstone cliffs, showcasing the architectural and engineering abilities of the Nabataeans.
Beautiful historic pix for your viewing pleasure
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Iran is located in the Middle East, bordering Iraq and the Caspian Sea. It has an area of about 1,024,029 square miles and rugged, mountainous terrain subject to natural hazards like floods and earthquakes. The main language spoken is Persian and some major holidays include Constitution Day in August and Revolution Day in February. Iranian cuisine features grains, fruits, vegetables, and flatbread with meals often including chicken or lamb over rice.
Jordan is a country located in the Middle East that borders Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, the West Bank and Israel. It has two official languages, Modern Arabic and English. Jordan contains some of the world's most spectacular natural attractions, including the Dead Sea known for its healing properties, and Wadi Rum valley carved from ancient sandstone and granite rock. Jordan also contains some of the oldest historical sites in the world, with Petra being one of the most popular attractions as an ancient city carved into rock dating back to the 6th century BC.
This document summarizes soil and land resources in Jordan. It describes 4 main agro-ecological systems: 1) Jordan Rift Valley which contains most arable land, 2) Highlands with diverse soil types, 3) Marginal lands which are mostly rangeland, and 4) Badia desert zone. Each area faces challenges like soil degradation, overexploitation, and desertification. The Ministry of Agriculture leads conservation efforts through projects to improve rangelands, combat desertification, and develop soil maps. Other agencies conduct related research. Overall, sustainable management of Jordan's soil resources is important amidst population growth, limited land, and climate threats.
The Kurds are an ethnic group that has historically inhabited an area called Kurdistan but are now stateless due to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and creation of new borders by European powers in the 1920s that did not include an independent Kurdistan state. As a result, around 30 million Kurds are divided among Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Iran and other states where they have faced violence and oppression, including Saddam Hussein's Anfal Campaign against Iraqi Kurds in 1987-88 that killed over 200,000 Kurds.
The United Arab Emirates is a federation of seven emirates located in the Persian Gulf. It was formerly known as the Trucial States. The UAE has a population that combines traditional Bedouin lifestyle with Western influences, especially in the major cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Abu Dhabi is the capital and second largest emirate by population, known for landmarks like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Ferrari World theme park. Dubai, the largest emirate by land area, is home to iconic buildings like the world's tallest, Burj Khalifa, and the luxury Burj Al Arab hotel. Tourism is an important industry, with destinations featuring desert
The colors of the Kurdish flag each represent important symbolic meanings: red for struggle and martyrdom, green for nature and vitality, and yellow for life and the sun which is an ancient symbol. Most Kurds live in Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria, speaking Kurdish languages with different dialects. They have a rich cultural history and celebrate Nowruz on the spring equinox as well as religious holidays depending on being majority Sunni Muslim or other sects. Traditional clothes and gold jewelry as well as foods like rice and meat are also important parts of Kurdish culture.
Information about Iran. The dos and the dont's, business etiquette, general information about the country. The document was created for the project Info4migrants. Project number UK/13/LLP-LdV/TOI-615
This document provides an overview of Saudi Arabia across several topics: geography, history, economy, education, demographics, culture, and government. Saudi Arabia is located in the Middle East, with a land area of approximately 2.1 million square kilometers. It has a population of over 28 million people and an oil-based economy, with oil revenue accounting for roughly 45% of its GDP. Saudi Arabia is governed as a monarchy with the king as the head of state. The main religion is Islam and Arabic is the official language.
1. Iran is located in Southwest Asia between Iraq and Pakistan, with geographic features including mountain ranges and seas.
2. The climate is generally hot and dry, with cold winters and hot summers, controlled by Iran's location between dry Arabian areas and damp Mediterranean regions.
3. Iran has a theocratic republic government led by religious leaders, with an elected president and parliament, though the highest authority is the Supreme Leader.
The Kurds are an ethnic group native to the mountainous regions spanning Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Armenia and Syria. They number around 20-30 million but have rarely experienced self-governance. They have adapted to farming in isolated mountainous areas, preserving their cultural traditions and language. While most Kurds are Sunni Muslim, other religions such as Christianity and Yazidism have had some influence. The Kurds seek greater autonomy and self-rule within the countries they reside in.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates, including its national anthem, introduction, climate, demographics, holidays, history, government structure, economy focused on oil/gas, tourism, aviation, agriculture including dates, media/culture, and sports like camel racing. It also shares perspectives on the UAE through the eyes of Indians living in the country.
Iran was formerly known as Persia until 1935. It was a kingdom for about 2600 years before becoming an Islamic Republic in 1979. The country has a population of over 66 million people, most of whom are Persian or speak Persian. Some key cities include Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, and Shiraz. Iran has a long history and culture, and is known for industries like oil and gas as well as traditions like Noruz, wrestling, and foods like kebabs.
This document provides information about places to visit in Jordan, including Aqaba, Wadi Rum, Petra, Ma'in Falls, the Dead Sea, Jarash, and Az Zarqa. It describes the locations and activities available in each place. For example, it notes that Petra is a 225 km rose red city that was one of the seven ancient wonders and was featured in the Indiana Jones movie, and that Wadi Rum offers hot air balloon rides, jeep tours in the desert, and camping.
Iran is a country located in Western Asia, bordered by several countries. It has a population of over 66 million and a total area of 1.6 million square kilometers. Tehran is the capital city. Iran has a long history and strategic geographic importance. The current political system is led by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Popular television channels include BBC Persian, Gem TV, and Farsi1. Top newspapers are Tabnak, Varzes, and Fars News Agency. Non-verbal communication differs somewhat from Western styles, with head gestures having opposite meanings and some hand gestures considered obscene. Persian is the predominant language in Iran.
Iran is located in the Middle East, bordering several bodies of water. It has a population of over 65 million and a long history dating back thousands of years. Traditions in Iran include observing a month-long fast in December and removing shoes when visiting someone's home. Weather varies by season, with hot summers and mild, rainy springs. Iran has also been involved in significant wars, such as the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s, and is home to diverse wildlife including the endangered Asiatic Cheetah and Persian Leopard. Notable mountains include Mount Damavand, the highest peak in the Middle East.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in several areas:
- The UAE is located in the Middle East between Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Iran. It has a hot desert climate and economy historically based on oil production.
- The government is a federation of seven emirates ruled by individual emirs and overseen by a supreme council.
- Culture incorporates Islamic traditions like conservative dress and celebration of religious holidays, with some regional customs around weddings and festivals. The main language is Arabic.
Azerbaijan is located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. It has a population of 9.8 million and its capital is Baku. Azerbaijan's economy was traditionally based around oil and gas industries but it is trying to diversify into other sectors like agriculture and tourism. Some key crops include grapes, cotton and tobacco. Tourism is also becoming an important part of the economy, with destinations like the Flame Towers of Baku and Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape attracting foreign visitors.
The document provides information about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) including its national anthem, introduction, climate, demographics, holidays, history, government, economy, industries such as oil/gas, tourism, aviation, agriculture, media/culture, sports, and acknowledgements. Some key facts are that the UAE is a federation of 7 emirates in the Middle East formed in 1971, has a population of over 4 million people, has a federal system of government, and has a strong economy powered by oil/gas exports and industries like tourism and real estate.
The document provides an overview of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It notes that the UAE is located in Western Asia, bordering Oman and Saudi Arabia, and has a land area of 77,700 km2. The UAE is made up of 7 emirates, with Abu Dhabi as the capital. The population is approximately 4 million people, most of whom are Muslim. The country was established in 1971 when the British withdrew. Major cities include Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the most populous city. Popular tourist attractions include the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi, and desert safaris.
1. The document summarizes information about the ancient city of Petra located in Jordan.
2. Petra was carved out of sandstone cliffs and rocks in the desert and was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between the 4th century BC and the 1st century AD.
3. The city features structures like temples, tombs, and a theater that were carved out of the pink sandstone cliffs, showcasing the architectural and engineering abilities of the Nabataeans.
Beautiful historic pix for your viewing pleasure
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Jordan is a kingdom located in the Middle East between Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Israel, and the West Bank. In January, the Muslim Brotherhood encouraged protests against the economy and government. In response, King Abdullah II fired the government in February and appointed former general Marouf al-Bakhit to form a new cabinet with the goal of strengthening democracy. Subsequently, the King announced funds for job creation and health insurance in rural areas to address issues raised in the protests.
Jordanian culture is explored through a presentation by a student named Tariq Elouzeh. The presentation covers key aspects of Jordanian culture including family, traditions, food, history, government, geography, environment, and religion. Some highlights discussed are the national meal of mansaf, Jordanian currency, historical sites like Petra and Jerash, and a traditional Jordanian dance called Dabka. The presentation aims to educate others about Jordanian culture through these important pieces.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. It was the capital city of the Nabataean Kingdom between around 300 BC and AD 106. The city is famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system.
My graduation project worked on during my education in University of Petra - Jordan
Programs used on this project were :Autocad, Sketchup, Lumion, Photoshop, and InDesign
The document summarizes a trip to Petra, Jordan's top tourist attraction. It describes the drive from Amman across the desert and mountain landscapes. When they arrive at Petra in the dark, the author is glad to have a full day to explore the well-preserved ruins carved into sandstone cliffs, which many consider one of the wonders of the ancient world, on par with the Egyptian pyramids. The guide provides historical context about Petra's role as a trade hub between North and South and the Nabatean people who built the city.
Petra, located in Jordan, is an ancient city carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs that was rediscovered in the 19th century. It contains structures like the Treasury, a temple facade over 100 feet tall carved from the rock face. Petra was inhabited as early as the 6th century BC by the Nabataeans, Arab traders, and later became part of the Roman Empire. Though earthquakes destroyed much of the city, the remaining structures still showcase the city's engineering feats and the natural artwork of wind erosion on the colorful sandstone cliffs.
Comparison between india, morocco and jordanBindu Ahuja
Morocco is a country located in North Africa with a population of over 35 million. It has a constitutional monarchy government with an elected parliament, though the King holds vast executive powers. Legislative power is shared between the government and parliament. The political capital is Rabat and largest city is Casablanca.
Role of geographical indications (GIs) in the sustainable development in Moro...ExternalEvents
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Role of geographical indications (GIs) in the sustainable development in Morocco: their place in the Plan Maroc Vert (“Green Morocco”), Lahcen Kenny, Institut Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan II and AgroTech Director
Adaptation to a changing climate in the arab countriesAmman Institute
"Adaptation to a changing climate in the Arab countries"; a Presentation by Ms. Dorte Verner on Climate Change in the Arab Region. It was presented in a workshop held by Amman Institute in cooperation with the League of Arab States and the World Bank on Monday 24 October 2011
This document presents the Urban Envelope Implementation Plan for Amman, Jordan. It begins with an overview that describes Amman's opportunity for growth but also challenges related to rapid urbanization. It establishes principles for planning and development across multiple scales. The main body of the document then details the Urban Envelope Plan through 2025 including conceptual plans, neighborhood classifications, comprehensive area plans, and component plans addressing natural heritage, infrastructure, housing, employment and other land uses. It concludes with sections on phasing and prioritization of actions to implement the plan over time.
A City with a Soul... growing smartly (CIS) | Amman InstituteAmman Institute
The document discusses Amman, Jordan's Corridor Intensification Strategy. It aims to accommodate higher density development within established corridors to complement Amman's vision of a livable city with a soul that grows smartly. The strategy's objective is to concentrate growth along major corridors in a way that enhances urban design at a human scale and transitions appropriately between neighborhoods. It analyzes corridors, proposes density increases, and outlines the development process to achieve the city's growth projections in a sustainable manner.
This document provides information about tourist attractions and activities throughout Jordan. It begins with an introduction to Jordan's culture, climate, and hospitality. It then details various sites around the country, including the capital Amman with its museums, shopping, and entertainment; the ancient cities of Jerash and Madaba; nature reserves like Dana and Azraq; historical sites like Petra and Wadi Rum; and beaches in Aqaba and the Dead Sea. For each location, it lists points of interest and suggested activities for families to experience Jordan's rich history and natural beauty.
The document summarizes the work of the NEWCIMED project in Tafila Governorate, Jordan. The project aims to revitalize tourism in the region by identifying new attractions centered around the area's cultural, historical, and natural sites. Over several visits, the project team explored areas like Afra mineral springs, Tafila Castle, and Khirbat Al Thareeh archaeological ruins. They also saw preservation work in villages like Al Sila' and Al Ma'atan, which are being renovated to accommodate tourists. One of Jordan's most popular nature reserves, Dana Nature Reserve, was also visited and highlighted for its biodiversity and role in attracting visitors to the region. The overall goal of the visits was
Jordan is located in Southwest Asia between Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Israel and Palestine. It has a varied landscape that includes desert in the east and highlands in the west. Jordan's economy relies on tourism, phosphates and potash. King Abdullah II currently rules as monarch after succeeding his father King Hussein in 1999. Jordan has maintained peace with its neighbors despite periods of conflict and war over its history.
Saudi Arabia is located in Western Asia, occupying the vast majority of the Arabian Peninsula. It has a population of over 27 million people and is the largest country by land area in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia follows a strict form of Sunni Islam and is the birthplace of Islam. The national flag features the Islamic declaration of faith and a saber symbolizing military success. Arabic is the official language, though English is widely spoken.
Students created a PowerPoint to share the information they learned about a Middle Eastern country of their choice. This is not teacher edited; additional instruction will be retaught for standard English conventions and age appropriate bibliography.
1. The document provides information about Riyadh, Saudi Arabia including its history, culture, food, and transportation.
2. Riyadh was founded by the Banu Hanifa tribe and served as the capital of the Al-Yamamah province during the Umayyad and Abbasid eras. It has grown from a small town to a modern metropolis with a population of over 7 million people.
3. The culture is very conservative and traditional gender roles are highly valued according to strict Islamic moral codes. Popular tourist sites include the Edge of the World cliffs and Al Masmak Fortress historical site. Falafel and sabah bread are common local foods.
The document provides an overview and summary of a study tour to Syria and Turkey led by Georgetown University in the summer of 2002. It describes visits to important historical and religious sites in Damascus, Aleppo, Palmyra, and other parts of Syria, as well as Antakya and Istanbul in Turkey. The tour exposed students to the diverse cultures and histories of the region through guided experiences and lectures from local experts.
The document provides information about several countries in the Middle East region, including Jordan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Lebanon, Cyprus, Israel, Bahrain, and their capital cities. It discusses the geography, history, government, and economy of each country. Key details include Jordan's location and importance in the region's history, Iran's diverse population and status as an Islamic republic, Saudi Arabia's vast oil wealth, the UAE being a federation of seven emirates with Abu Dhabi as the capital and Dubai as the largest city, and Bahrain being an island country in the Persian Gulf ruled by the al-Khalifa family.
Students created a PowerPoint to share the information they learned about a Middle Eastern country of their choice. This is not teacher edited; additional instruction will be retaught for standard English conventions and age appropriate bibliography.
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Jordan is mostly desert but contains important archaeological sites like Petra, a 2000-year-old Nabataean city completely sculpted from stone with staircases, temples, and tombs that provide Jordan's most iconic tourist attraction. The country is also home to Bedouin encampments in the desert, wildlife reserves, and spa towns where experiencing the Dead Sea's therapeutic mud is popular. As one of the most progressive Arab states, Jordan offers visitors cultural experiences in the capital Amman alongside opportunities to explore the country's archaeological and natural treasures.
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Jordan presentation
1. Jordan’s the official name is The Hashemite kingdom of Jordan Where is Jordan? Jordan is located in the Middle East and borders Syria, Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea, Palestine, Israel, and Iraq. Covering some 89,342 sq.km, it is located at 31° 00 N, 36° 00 E Climate and Geography Jordan has a combination of Mediterranean and arid desert climates, with Mediterranean prevailing in the North and West of the country, while the majority of the country is desert. Lowest Point: Dead Sea, -408 meters (-1338.6 feet) Highest Point: Jebel Rum, 1734 meters (5689 feet)
2. All part of the national flag of Jordan have a special meaning: The three horizontal colures, black, white and green, symbolize the three caliphates named Abbasid, Umayyad and Fatimid. The red triangle is a symbol of the Hashemite dynasty and Arab Revolt (1961-1918). The seven pointed star represents both the seven verses of the first surah (chapter) in the Quran, and the unity of the Arab peoples. Some believe it also refers to the seven hills on which Amman, the capital, was built. Jordan Flag
3. The Royal Family His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein assumed his constitutional powers as King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on February 7th, 1999, the day his father, the late King Hussein, passed away. Jordan’s type Government is a Monarchy.
4. The Currency The "diinar" is the official currency in Jordan. It is also called "laira". One "diinar" equals 100 gersh and in dollars it almost equals 1.5 US$. Bargaining Bargaining is common in Jordan. You can always ask "Is this the last price?" Usually, you can bargain at small boutiques for clothes or shoes and handcrafts/gifts but you never bargain at pharmacies, supermarkets and big stores.
5. Public Transportation • Buses, taxis and services (a shared taxi) are the public transportation available in Jordan. • Buses are the most used public transportation. Usually, men and women do not sit next to each other unless there is not any other place available. Old people are given seats immediately as a way of showing respect. • In taxis, women should not sit in the front seat. They should also avoid any eye contact or any talking with the driver. • The "service" is a shared taxi. You can share this taxi with about 4 people and the direction of it is already identified.
6. Names It is common in Jordan to call parents with: father / mother of (the name of the eldest son in the family) e.g. "Abu Husam", Husam's father, to a man whose eldest son is called Husam. His wife would be called "Umm Husam", Husam's mother. Common names There are some very common names that Jordanians name their children by, like for boys: Mohammed, Ahmed, Ali, Omar and Abdullah. And for girls: Fatima, Nawal, Samira, Huda and Amina . The Jordanian family • Most Jordanian families are extended and large. Jordanians generally identify themselves according to family kinship, as well as tribal affiliation. • The bonds in the Jordanian family are very strong. Parents watch over and are involved in every aspect of their children's lives. Children show large amount of respect for parents especially the father. Children are also considered to be a sign of wealth and prosperity. CULTURE
7. • Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordan. It reflects on the individual's and family's honor and respect. So, Jordanians like to socialize a lot, especially in villages, they visit each other frequently at any time without an appointment and the host has a big responsibility to show generosity to guests.
8. Capital: Amman Population Total Population (million): 5,950,000 Annual growth rate: 3.17% Density: 63 inhab./km² Urban population: 82.62% Population of principal cities: Amman (1036330); Zarqa (395227); Irbid (250645); Al Rusayfah (227735); Al Quwaysimah (135500); Wadi as Sir (122032) Ethnic Origins: 98% Arabs (half of them Palestinians), 1% Circassians, 1% Armenians. Official Language: Arabic. Other languages spoken: The Adhyge language, the Domari language, Armenian. Business language: English Religion: Muslims 90%, Christians 6%. Literacy rate: 91.13% Al Hussein Mosque Roman Theatre
10. Jordan like other Arabian countries the women wears the traditional clothes called abb’aya . Hand made jewelry
11. The traditional dish in Jordan is "Mansaf" which consists of rice, cooked yoghourt and either chicken or meat. It is usually served at big celebrations like weddings as a way of showing great respect for guests. Jordan has many others food like hummus, kebabs, farooj and many other Arabian dishes . Arabic Mezzah sweets (Baqalwah) Mansaf
12. Zarqa camp is the oldest Palestine refugee camp in Jordan, and was one of the four camps established after l948 to accommodate the refugees who left Palestine as a result of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war . The camp was set up by the International Committee of the Red Cross in 1949 for 8,000 refugees in an area of 180,000 square metres near the town of Zarqa. UNRWA later replaced the original tents with concrete shelters and over the years the refugees have made improvements and added more rooms. The camp now resembles other urban quarters in Zarqa . Palestine Refugee Camp in Jordan
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14. Environment in Jordan Jordan has many native animals such as the Arabian Oryx , Arabian gazelle, Nubian Ibex, and the other endangered species. Jordan has many plants such as Sawsan Oran (national flower), Colocynth, Chamomile, Desert plants (shrubs), tamarix, and etc. Arabian Oryx Sawsan Oran
15. Economy of Jordan In Jordan only 10% of their water shortage which limits crops Jordan depends mainly on phosphates, poash, fertilizers and tourism Jordan depends largely on their oil reservers for tier energy needs Jordan GDP per capita is $ 4,700 Jordan has suffured from rising amounts of unemployment and from 1990-1991 Gulf war and Iraqi war. phosphate poash
16. Tourism in Jordan In Jordan there are many tourist attractions such as: The desert castles called Qasr al-Hallabat, Qasr Azraq , Qasr al-Harraneh, Qasr Amrah and many others. Qasr al-Harraneh Qasr Amrah
17. Um Qais Um Qais is one of Jordan's most unique Greco Roman Decapolis sites. Tucked away in the hillside, at a height of 378 meters above sea level, Um Qais offers an incomparable panoramic view. An exciting walk through the ages is in store for the visitor . Theatre
18. The castle of Ajloun was built in 1184 to defend the land held by the Arabs from the Crusaders. Originally it was a square castle with a tower at each corner; it was enlarged some forty years later, when another tower was built. part of Jordan is one of the most fertile regions, it is seldom that no rain falls here in winter. From the castle one has an impressive view over the cultivated terraces nearby. Ajloun Castle
19. Salt is the most historic town in Jordan. The area enjoys a moderate climate, a plentiful supply of water and fertile soil. Its mixed Muslim-Christian population and its trading tradition helped create an atmosphere of tolerance and coexistence Salt
20. This ancient town a 20-minutes drive northwest from Amman transports you back in time to a town of picturesque streets and dazzling houses from the late Ottoman period, with their characteristic long-arched windows . It's the ideal place for admiring the architecture, stopping off at the small archaeological museum, and finishing up at Salt Zaman, a lovely restored old building in the heart of the town, charmingly furnished with antiques and handicrafts. Salt also houses a Handicrafts School where you can admire traditional skills of ceramics, weaving, silk screen printing, and dyeing. Salt
21. The Royal Automobile Museum The royal automobile museum depicts the history of the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan, from the early 1920s until the present. The museum affords the visitors an insight into the history of the kingdom through the exhibited cars from the era of king Abdullah 1, the founder of the kingdom, into the era of his majesty king abdullah2. The attraction doesn’t lie so much in the car itself. rather , in the man who chose it and drove it, in the events it witnessed and the places it was steered towards.
22. Madaba, "the City of Mosaics” Madaba's chief attraction - in the contemporary Greek Orthodox church of St. George - is a wonderfully vivid, 6th century Byzantine mosaic map showing Jerusalem and other holy sites. With two million pieces of coloured stone, and a full 25 x 5 metres in its original state - most of which can still be seen today - the map depicts hills and valleys, villages and towns, as far away as the Nile Delta. This masterpiece is unrivalled in Jordan, but there are literally dozens of other mosaics from the 5th through the 7th centuries, scattered throughout Madaba's churches and homes .
23. Dibeen Forest Dibeen forest is situated just south of the famous Roman city of Jerash, where it cloaks the steep hillsides over an area of some eight square kilometres. Most of the trees are Aleppo pines, mixed with evergreen oak (Quercus calliprinos) and a scattering of red-barked arbutus. It also has a few wild olive, pistachio and pear trees. The Aleppo pines are some of the oldest and largest in the kingdom and Dibeen is the driest part of the world in which they are known to grow naturally Dibeen is particularly attractive in March and April, when it is full of lavishing spring flower
24. The Mujib Reserve of Wadi Mujib is the lowest nature reserve in the world, located in the mountainous landscape to the east of the Dead Sea, approximately 90 km south of Amman . The 220 square kilometers reserve was created in 1987 by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature and is regionally and internationally important, particularly for the bird life that the reserve supports. This 1,300 meter variation in elevation, combined with the valley's year round water flow from seven tributaries, means that Wadi Mujib enjoys a magnificent biodiversity that is still being explored and documented today. Wadi Mujib
25. Over 300 species of plants, 10 species of carnivores and numerous species of permanent and migratory birds have been recorded until this date. Some of the Remote Mountain and valley areas are difficult to reach, and thus offer safe havens for rare species of cats, goats and other mountain animals. Wadi Mujib
26. Dana Nature Reserve contains a remarkable diversity of landscapes that range from wooded highlands to rocky slopes and from gravel plains to dunes of sand. Moreover, Dana supports diverse wildlife which includes a variety of rare species of plants and animals; Dana is home to about 600 species of plants, 37 species of mammals, and 190 species of birds. Dana Nature Reserve (308 square km) is a world of natural treasures. It is composed of a chain of valleys and mountains which extend from the top of the Jordan Rift Valley down to the desert lowlands of Wadi Araba. The visitor to this area will be awed by the beauty of the Rummana mountain, the mystery of the ancient archaeological ruins of Feinan, the timeless serenity of Dana Village, and the grandeur of the red and white sandstone cliffs of Wadi Dana . Dana Nature Reserve
27. Dead sea is a special place in the world because it’s the earths lowest point below sea level, it’s the deepest hyper saline place in the Jordan and its 8.6 times greater than average ocean salinity. Dead Sea
28. The place that offers a range of therapeutic treatments including hot baths, mud packs, and massage for ailments like rheumatism, asthma, skin complaints and sports injuries. Hammam theraphy Hammamat Ma’in
29. Wadi Rum you can go there to do a lot of activities to discover the wild animals of jordan, it’s a great family experience. Wadi Rum
30. ACTIVITIES :: TREKKING / HIKING / SCRAMBLING Millennia of erosion resulted in wonderful mountains on Wadi Rum's desert sands, a place of dramatic beauty and an ideal environment for trekking. BEDOUIN ROADS Most of Wadi Rum's summits had been first climbed by bedouins, hunting or looking for water, then as a game. These ascents are done by walking and scrambling and a few rock climbing passages. CLIMBING Wadi Rum is now a worldwide famous climbing and mountaineering paradise. The sandstone fortresses numerous adventurous experiences, from classic "alpine" ascents to extremely impressive harder climbs. Wadi Rum
31. JEEP TOUR They are the easiest way to discover Wadi Rum desert especially if you have a short stay with us. CAMEL SAFARI Enjoy riding camels as Bedouin did for several years in a traditional way of moving. This will be a very quiet way for you to discover our desert. Wadi Rum
32. Petra (one of the worlds seven wonders) Petra old roman city was a huge land mark for trading. Now Jordan had enhanced the tourism there making tourist able to ride horses and see how people used to act. PETRA
33. Monastery Top Undoubtedly the most famous attraction in Jordan is the Nabatean city of Petra, nestled away in the mountains south of the Dead Sea. Petra, which means "stone" in Greek, is perhaps the most spectacular ancient city remaining in the modern world, and certainly a must-see for visitors to Jordan and the Middle East. The city was the capital of the Nabateans -Arabs who dominated the lands of Jordan during pre-Roman times- and they carved this wonderland of temples, tombs and elaborate buildings out of solid rock. The Victorian traveler and poet Dean Burgon gave Petra a description which holds to this day -"Match me such a marvel save in Eastern clime, a rose-red city half as old as time." Yet words can hardly do justice to the magnificence that is Petra. In order to best savor the atmosphere of this ancient wonder, visit in the quiet of the early morning or late afternoon when the sandstone rock glows red with quiet grandeur. PETRA
34. Aqaba shows you the real Jordanian traditions. It has old souqs and restraints. Aqaba is a year-round resort that has something for everyone, and it is popular amongst all age groups. This seaside city is blessed with great weather throughout the year; hot and breezy in the summer, warm and pleasant in the winter. Just about every activity a vacationer could hope to find is available. From exciting water sports in Aqaba from sailing to diving. AQABA