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Gov’t receives 110 hybrid cars from Japan
By Petra - Jan 27,2014 - Last updated at Jan 27,2014
AMMAN — The government on Monday received 110 hybrid cars from the Japanese government under a 300,000,000 yen grant (around $2,940,000).
The assistance is aimed at helping Jordan fight pollution and protect the environment, according to a Japanese embassy statement.
Planning Minister Ibrahim Saif said the new eco-friendly vehicles will be distributed to 16 ministries and government agencies, replacing public vehicles with large engines to reduce fuel expenses, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
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