Samirat: Next phase to expand Sand services
The report indicated that Jordan made a significant leap in the e-Government Services Maturity Index for 2025, with its score increasing from 63% in 2024 to 71%, the highest level in the past four years. The Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship confirmed that these advancements reflect the government's efforts in developing digital services, including improving the user experience, expanding data sharing among institutions, and providing easier and more secure services to citizens, with a focus on continuity and digital security. The results show that Jordan is classified among countries with an "Advanced Maturity" level in digital services, achieving high scores in inter-institutional connectivity and data availability, covering 99 government services provided by 41 institutions. This reflects the success of the digital transformation efforts to enhance the efficiency of government performance.
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