Deputy criticizes Jordan's trading process
The article addressed the criticism directed at the Jordanian government procedures system, where a parliamentarian pointed out that transactions in the country require personal and direct attendance, with a noticeable lack of automation and facilitation. This is in contrast to other countries that utilize electronic services via phones and digital marketplaces. The MP emphasized the need to expedite the updating and development of digital systems, especially within the Land Department, to reduce forgery and manipulation. He also highlighted the importance of the Minister of Finance and the Department Director speeding up their digital transformation plans to achieve improvements in procedures and make transactions easier.
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