King urges swift judiciary reforms
His Majesty King Abdullah II discussed the two annual reports for the year 2025 regarding the work of the judiciary and Sharia courts, with a focus on developing the judicial system, especially the economic chambers to support investment. He emphasized the need to accelerate the implementation of the recommendations from the committee overseeing the development of the judiciary, which include reviewing legislation, infrastructure, and technology. The report stated that the courts handled approximately 394,000 cases, constituting 85% of cases, and recovered over 34 million Jordanian dinars in collections. Additionally, the judiciary issued more than 3,500 alternative sentencing rulings and 6,700 non-custodial sentences related to juvenile cases. The Sharia courts recorded an 87% resolution rate for cases, launched 71 electronic services across more than 55 Sharia courts, and reform and mediation programs contributed to preserving over 9,000 Jordanian families and resolving more than 35,000 cases through amicable agreements.
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