1. Animal Health Status in Jordan All Animal Diseases are obligatory notifiable and controlled under MOA law and regulation. All Animal Diseases are obligatory notifiable and controlled under MOA law and regulation.

2. NOTIFIABLE DISEASES 1- FMD 2- PPR 3- Sheep & Goat Pox 4- Rabies 5- Anthrax 6- Newcastle disease 7- Highly pathogenic Avian Influenza 8- Equine Influenza 9- Glanders 10- BSE/ Scrapie 11- Ephemeral Fever (3 days sickness) 12- Rinderpest 13- Contagious bovine Pleuropneumonia

3. 14- Lumpy Skin disease 15- Rift Valley Fever 16- West Nile fever 17- Bluetongue 18- African horse sickness 19- T.B 20- Screw Worm 21- Hemorrhagic Septicemia 22- Dourine 23- Horse Pox 24- Bovine Cysticercosis 25- Malignant Catarrhal fever 26- Brucellosis 27- African Swine Fever

4. Jordan is an active member in OIE since 1992 and applied all OIE requirements, Control and eradication programmes of diseases (OIE Guidelines) Jordan is an active member in OIE since 1992 and applied all OIE requirements, Control and eradication programmes of diseases (OIE Guidelines)

5. Animal Health Status MOA provide free services to the farmers to vaccinate their livestock against five major Animal Diseases that are considered endemic in Jordan. MOA provide free services to the farmers to vaccinate their livestock against five major Animal Diseases that are considered endemic in Jordan.

6. Animal Health Status 1- Foot and Mouth Disease: - Date of last occurrence 2006 - Date of last occurrence 2006 –An annual vaccination programme is implemented –Field Isolates O PanAsia2 ► covered by O Manisa A Iran 05 ► covered by A Iran 2005 A Iran 05 ► covered by A Iran 2005 –In 2006 the R.L Recommend to use (O Manisa + A22) for cattle and (O Manisa ) for Sheep –NOW the vaccine contains (Liquid inactivated of O Pan Asia 2, O1 Manisa, A22, A Iran 2005)

7. –Cattle vaccinated up to four times sheep and goats two times annually. For Calf: if mother is vaccinated,the calf should be vaccinated at age 4 months and repeat after 4-6 week. If mother not Vaccinated, the calf should be vaccinated at age 1- 2 week and repeat after 4-6 week. If mother not Vaccinated, the calf should be vaccinated at age 1- 2 week and repeat after 4-6 week. For Sheep : Start at age 1-2 week,repeat at age 2 months and after 4-6 week the booster dose. –Private sector are able to import and vaccinate. * contingency plan for FMD is Present in Jordan

8. Animal Health Status 2- Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) –Date of last occurrence 2000 – Jordan is declared officially free from RP in 2006. –PPR vaccine is currently used in small ruminants annually (at age 3 months then annually) –Pestevac which is locally produced ► attenuated homologous live vaccine (strain PPR Nig 75/1)

9. Animal Health Status 3. Sheep pox and goat pox 4- Anthrax 5- Rabies. 6- Brucellosis.

10. Diagnostic Facilities Laboratory services Free laboratory services are available for farmers. Free laboratory services are available for farmers. A central lab. In Amman using developed equipments and diagnostic methods; histopathology, PCR, virus isolation, besides ordinary serology tests. A central lab. In Amman using developed equipments and diagnostic methods; histopathology, PCR, virus isolation, besides ordinary serology tests. 11 regional labs. One in each Governorate,For primary bacterial, Parasitology and simple serology tests. 11 regional labs. One in each Governorate,For primary bacterial, Parasitology and simple serology tests.

11. FMD: ELISA 3ABC, real-time PCR FMD: ELISA 3ABC, real-time PCR PPR: Antibody detection ELISA PPR: Antibody detection ELISA Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

12. Trade: Trade: Jordan is a member in WTO in 2000, and applied all the regulation of WTO. Jordan is a member in WTO in 2000, and applied all the regulation of WTO. Jordan is a member in OIE and applied all the regulations in trade (Importation and exportation of animals and animal products) Jordan is a member in OIE and applied all the regulations in trade (Importation and exportation of animals and animal products)

13. Ion with FAO Cooperation with OIE, FAO, AOAD and Eu is always continous in Projects, training courses (local, regional, global), workshops, expert mission and study tours. In Addition to the technical assistant. Cooperation with OIE, FAO, AOAD and Eu is always continous in Projects, training courses (local, regional, global), workshops, expert mission and study tours. In Addition to the technical assistant.

14. Future: Future: FAO: Project for ( Enhancment the veterinary capacity(. FAO: Project for ( Enhancment the veterinary capacity(. AOAD:- training courses in animal health issues e.g Tran boundary animal diseases. AOAD:- training courses in animal health issues e.g Tran boundary animal diseases. - Lab Diagnosis e.g FMD, Brucellosis, etc - Lab Diagnosis e.g FMD, Brucellosis, etc

15. OIE: Immediate notification I cases of any emergency, Reporting to OIE every six month in addition to the annual report. OIE: Immediate notification I cases of any emergency, Reporting to OIE every six month in addition to the annual report. Attending training courses, workshops and conferences. Attending training courses, workshops and conferences.