Al Wakalat Street, Jordan first pedestrian zone, is now also Jordan’s first municipal WiFi zone, announced Jordanian blogger Ahmad Humeid.
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
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2 comments
Well this services doesn’t quite work yet it seems. Some have tried it, none succeeded. The PR announcement is a bit of fluff as what is and what they aspire to do are still two different things. Premature claims in the press!
Wakalat street is one of the Sweifya street. It is only used by pedestrians. It contains all kind of shops, restaurant and cafes. As you can see it is very beautiful in winter and summer.
For more please visit http://www.wakalatstreet.com
Ciao