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Jordan’s Ministry of Health is considering expanding health insurance coverage as part of its 2026–2030 strategy. It has earmarked 125.5 million dinars to make the system more inclusive through three programmes: coverage for people aged 6 to 18, bringing free-insurance categories together under the name “Social Health Insurance,” and extending coverage to government-owned companies. The total cost of this strategic area is 126.2 million dinars, including 700,000 dinars for digital transformation and the automation of insurance procedures. Civil health insurance covered 3,236,357 people as of 13 December 2025. Revenue for its fund in 2026 is estimated at around 205 million dinars, an increase of 24.5 million over the revised 2025 estimate.
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