وكالة الانباء الاردنية
وكالة الانباء الاردنية
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At the beginning of this year, Jordanian Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan decided to prohibit ministers, heads of agencies and official institutions, directors of government departments, and employees from traveling abroad, except in necessary cases and for employees representing the ministry, with the aim of reducing expenditures. This decision has resulted in savings estimated at approximately 3 million dinars so far, with expectations that the savings will reach around 4 million dinars by the end of the year. The decision also included restrictions on the duration of stays, limited to no more than two nights, a ban on bringing along companions, and a reduction in travel except for urgent necessities, with prior approval from the Prime Minister. Additionally, the suspension of official delegations and committees' travel was extended until the end of the year, including a halt on hosting them, as part of efforts to cut government expenses.
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