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July 4, 2004
Remarks of Edward W. Gnehm U.S.
Ambassador to Jordan, 4th of July Celebration Welcome to the
American Embassy and to this celebration of our National Holiday, the day
commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which took place
228 years ago in the city of Philadelphia FULL TEXT |
 June 30, 2004 Remarks of U.S. Ambassador Edward W. Gnehm. JABA Executive Dinner. Grand Hyatt Hotel, Amman. “U.S.-Jordanian Economic Relations”.
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June 26, 2004 Assistant Secretary William Burns. Interview with Salam al Da’ajeh, Jordan News Agency. Amman - Jordan. FULL TEXT |
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June 24, 2004 U.S. Ambassador Inaugurates Four Renovated Health Centers in Ma’an and Karak Governorates (Renovations Completed as Part of $50 million USAID Project) As part of a two-day tour of southern Jordan, U.S. Ambassador to Jordan Edward W. Gnehm and Minister of Health Eng. Sa’id Darwazah today inaugurated four renovated primary health centers in the governorates of Ma’an and Karak. FULL TEXT |
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 June 23, 2004 U.S. Ambassador Gnehm Visits Al Hussein Bin Abdullah II Qualifying Industrial Zone in Karak Governorate (Visits Factories Exporting Goods to the U.S. and Creating Jobs for Jordanians) At the outset of a two-day tour of southern Jordan, U.S. Ambassador in Amman Edward W. Gnehm today, June 23, visited Al Hussein Bin Abdullah II Industrial Estate / Qualifying Industrial Zone (QIZ). QIZ factories, whose products are exported largely to
the United States, represent a growing source of employment for Jordanian workers and are responsible for a dramatic growth in the Jordanian export sector. FULL TEXT
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 June 22, 2004 United States Grants $119.05 Million in Economic Assistance to Jordan (Two Grant Agreements Reduce Jordan’s Foreign Debt; Fund Job Training and Other Programs Aimed at Encouraging Economic Growth and Opportunity) FULL TEXT
Remarks of U.S. Ambassador Edward W. Gnehm
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