Al-Shouneh Al-Wusta Municipality
Al-Shouneh Al-Wusta Municipality was established in 2001 (classified as a second-category municipality) following the decision of the Council of Ministers No. (16327) dated 22/7/2001, which included the merger of the following municipalities:
Southern Shouneh, Al-Kafrein, Al-Rawdah, and Al-Rameh.
Al-Shouneh Al-Wusta Municipality is located in the south of Balqa Governorate within the Southern Shouneh District. It is responsible for providing municipal services and organizing public activities in this important agricultural region of the Kingdom. The municipality is distinguished by its agricultural nature and its location in the Central Jordan Valley, well known for the production of vegetables and fruits throughout the year. It is also close to major tourist attractions such as the Dead Sea, one of the world’s most famous tourist destinations attracting visitors from many countries.
Vision, Mission & Core Values
Our Vision, Mission, and Core Values reflect the municipality’s commitment to sustainable growth, quality services, and active community participation.
Our Mission
A municipality that contributes to achieving sustainable local development through investment in income-generating and job-creating projects, while continuously striving to provide the highest possible level of services to citizens efficiently, effectively, transparently, and equitably across all segments of society.
Our Vision
A competent, effective, and distinguished municipality contributing to the development of the local community, with broad public participation, providing the best services with fairness and transparency, and committed to continuous modernization and development.
Comparative Advantages
Agricultural Hub
Tourism Destination
Investment Location
Strategic Border Gateway
Opportunities
Global Tourism Destination
Strategic Border Proximity
Strong Agricultural Sector
Diverse Tourism Opportunities
Challenges
Youth & Women Unemployment
Underused Tourism Potential
Weak Infrastructure
