Approval of 2026 Electronic Means Bylaw
To accurately process the content according to the instructions, I analyzed the text and highlighted the information directly related to the project's content and the initiatives it encompasses, focusing on procedures and details related to the education system, social welfare, judicial services, administrative development, and economic and natural legislation. Here is the final summary that answers all main questions and reflects the core of the report: The Council of Ministers approved the Private Educational Institutions Classification System in Jordan for 2026, aimed at categorizing schools based on quality performance standards, with the publication of classification results to enable parents to choose schools and to motivate institutions to improve the quality of education. Additionally, the Social Protection and Welfare Fund System for 2026 was approved, which funds financial support programs for beneficiaries through a unified budget, includes a rapid intervention mechanism, and enhances transparency. The Expert System for Courts for 2026 was also adopted, aiming to modernize the judicial expertise framework through electronic empowerment, facilitating evaluation and investigation procedures, emphasizing integrity and efficiency, with the creation of an electronic register for experts and the development of credentialing procedures. Furthermore, the Electronic Means Amendment System in Judicial Procedures for 2026 was approved to promote technological dependence and streamline litigation procedures, speeding up case resolution and reducing reliance on paper work. As part of efforts to develop the public sector, a system for the Jordanian Academy for Public Administration in 2026 was adopted to build leadership capacity and improve institutional performance. Additionally, an organizational system for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates was approved to segregate units and improve diplomatic performance, with the creation of data management and cybersecurity units. Lastly, a Cooperative Institution System for Jordan for 2026 was adopted to strengthen its capabilities and support cooperative projects sustainably, along with a specialized technical system for the nursing and midwifery professions to improve the quality of health services.
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