First session approves six draft laws
The first extraordinary parliamentary session of the Jordanian House of Representatives was held from July 12 to August 26, 2026, across 16 sessions. During this period, six key draft laws were discussed, covering local administration, universities, real estate ownership, professional work regulation, the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Authority, and the abolition of the Civil Cooperative Institution Law. These laws were approved with the aim of updating and developing the administrative, educational, real estate, and professional sectors, focusing on improving municipality management, regulating the professional labor market, and enhancing the quality of higher education. The session concluded with the approval of all six drafts, including significant amendments to the university and real estate ownership laws, the expansion of the powers of provincial councils, and achieving a balance of resources and authority.
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