House Local Government Committee Finishes Law Talks
The draft of the new Local Governance Law in Jordan discusses ways to strengthen the authority of local institutions, improve the quality of services provided, and expand community participation. The law aims to empower municipalities to play developmental and investment roles that contribute to stimulating the local economy. It outlines the roles and responsibilities between municipal councils and the executive body to avoid overlaps of authority and to enhance accountability. Additionally, it encourages move towards automation and digital transformation by requiring regular reports on financial and administrative performance, thereby promoting transparency and increasing citizens' trust. Furthermore, the law includes measures to enhance the representation of less developed areas and to ensure a more equitable distribution of projects and development opportunities. The committee's discussions will conclude on Thursday, and the parliament will begin debating the law next Sunday.
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