Jakarta:Dead Sea Corniche The Dead Sea Corniche, overseen by the Jordanian Free and Development Zones Group (JFDZG), recently hosted a significant event for the 35th General Arab Insurance Federation Conference (GAIF 35) over three days.
According to Jordan News Agency, the event drew nearly 2,000 participants from 48 countries, highlighting the venue's ability to handle major international conferences and gatherings.
Delegates praised the scenic views over the Dead Sea and the high level of organization, which included an artistic program featuring performances by renowned Arab and local artists such as Saber Rebaï, Melhem Zein, and Nidaa Sharara.
The JFDZG stated that hosting this event is part of ongoing efforts to establish the Dead Sea Corniche as a comprehensive destination for tourism, leisure, and events, capable of accommodating large-scale conferences, concerts, and festivals throughout the year.
The group further noted that the site's infrastructure and tourism assets support various functions, enhancing local economic and tourism activities while elevating the Dead Sea's status on Jordan's international event map.