Jordan Gate Company “Sixth Towers” announced that its towers will be lit in the colors of the Jordanian flag and the Silver Jubilee, starting Saturday night and for three days, on the occasion of the Kingdom’s celebrations of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty King Abdullah II assuming his constitutional powers.
This event coincides with the end of the first phase of completing work on the Jordan Gate project, an achievement that contributes to highlighting Jordan’s landmarks and urban developments.
The company explained that the lighting will begin on the evening of Saturday, June 8, 2024, and will continue until Monday, the tenth of the same month.
She also confirmed that the lighting of the Sixth Towers will continue beyond that, as the lighting colors will change to reflect other occasions and events of interest to Jordanian society.
The company revealed that the tower cranes that were at the top of the towers were removed, and the metal work and glass facades were completely completed, marking the end of the first phase of the project, as this phase included many improvements and developments that seek to enhance the status of the towers as a major landmark in the capital, Amman, and a tourist and investment attraction center. .
The General Manager of Jordan Gate Company, Mr. Tariq Abdel Rahman, said, “We are proud that the completion of the first phase coincides with the Kingdom’s celebrations of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty the King assuming his constitutional powers, as the illumination of the Sixth Towers in the colors of the flag and the Silver Jubilee logo reflects the spirit of unity and national belonging, and enhances the aesthetics of the city.” Amman at night.
He pointed out that the company will continue its efforts in developing the project to ensure providing the best services and experiences to visitors and investors.
He added: “Completing the first phase is just the beginning of what we aspire to achieve in the future, and we look forward to more successes and projects that raise the status of the Sixth Towers as a symbol of progress and modernity in Jordan.”