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Irbid

Town (pop., 1994: 208,329), northern Jordan. Built on Early Bronze Age settlements, it may have been the biblical city of Beth Arbel and the Arbila of the ancient Decapolis. Modern Irbid is one of Jordan's industrial areas and an agricultural centre. The many springs in the area, in addition to the Yarmuk River, provide water for irrigation. It is the home of Yarmuk University.


Irbid
a town in NW Jordan. Pop.: 280 000 (2005 est.)

Irbid 

a city in northern Jordan, administrative center of the Irbid governorate. Population, 63,000 (1967). A highway junction, Irbid is a commercial center of an agricultural region (wheat, barley, olives). There is handicraft production of household articles in the city.



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In addition to the KOV program, KOICA Jordan Office, has been implementing several programs; Zarqa Vocational Training Project with the Vocational Training Corporation, the Irbid Blood Bank project with Ministry of Health, the Water Quality Monitoring Project with the Ministry of Water and Irrigation since its inception in 2006,.
The donation to Zain House in Irbid governorate includes all costs of the house's facilities and the administrative costs as well as all fees of schooling and health insurance for 7,000 children for one year, according to in a statement issued by the company here.
Players Ra'fat Ali and Faisal Ibrahim from Al- Wihdat, Khalid Sa'ad and Issam Mbaideen from AL-Faisali, Tareq Al- Krunz, Mustapha Shihadeh, and Ahmad 'Odeh from Shabab Al- Urdon, Hamdi Said from Al Yarmouk, and Anas Al-Zuboun from Al- Hussein Irbid have joined the campaign.
 
 
 
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