Jordanian House of Representatives Reviews Fundamental Amendments to the Universities Law

The article focused on the fundamental amendments being made by the Jordanian House of Deputies to the Universities Law, aimed at aligning it with recent institutional changes and developing the structure of higher education institutions. The modifications include reducing the number of members of the Board of Trustees from 13 to 9 to enhance efficiency and transparency, changing the mechanism for selecting presidents of public universities through the Higher Education Council, and expanding the law's application to include university and technical colleges to support technical education. Additionally, the schedule discusses the Real Estate Law project to facilitate digital transactions.