Syndicate protests ‘plan to cut 100 trees in Abdali’

By Petra - Aug 09,2015 - Last updated at Aug 09,2015

AMMAN — The Jordan Agricultural Engineers Association (JAEA) on Sunday protested against what it described as an intention to cut 100 perennial trees in the Abdali project.

JAEA President Mahmoud Abu Ghneimah called for ceasing cutting trees in the area and finding other alternatives that would preserve these trees and maintain the requirements of the investment project.

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