World Bank: Jordan adopts 33 reforms in 5 months
The "Enhancing Reform Management in Jordan" project successfully implemented 33 new reforms over five months, bringing the total number of reforms completed to 181. This exceeded the final target of 120 reforms set for June 2028, two years ahead of schedule. The reforms covered various sectors, including fiscal policy, business environment, e-government, social welfare, energy, and agriculture. Additionally, stakeholder engagement was strengthened through an increase in consultations to 246, and support to government entities was expanded to 28 agencies. To date, $17.23 million has been disbursed from the $23.3 million grant, representing 73.95% of the allocated funds. The initiative aims to improve public policy management and foster partnerships between the public and private sectors, with notable progress in registering investment projects, enhancing the efficiency of government procurement, and supporting reforms in line with Jordan's economic modernization vision.
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