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The decisions of the Jafar Hissa government focused on updating and organizing the public sector in Jordan through the approval of an amended Human Resources Management System. This enhances flexible unpaid leave options and ensures the continuity of services. Additionally, a system for practicing the legal accounting profession was adopted to improve audit quality and financial practices. The government also approved the abolition of the Prince Hamza Hospital system to unify the legislative framework for public hospitals and to improve healthcare services, along with organizing the operations of the Amman Field Hospital after its development. Furthermore, amendments were approved to the health insurance system for dentists and to the syndicate’s regulations, aimed at enhancing sector services. The government also supported the industrial sector, especially the clothing industry, by continuing and funding the "Better Work" program to increase competitiveness and create job opportunities, along with tax settlements for certain taxpayers to support economic activities. Additionally, 15% of land from housing project sites was allocated to low-income families to strengthen social protection and improve living standards for those in need.
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