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Engineer Darrar al-Sarayreh argues that the Prime Ministry circular issued on 9 November 2026, which makes Jordanian courts the general forum for disputes over government contracts and tenders and does not include an arbitration clause as the default rule, does not protect public funds simply by changing the body that hears the dispute. According to the article, disputes often arise from delays in decision-making, settling claims and paying dues, and postponing their resolution may lead to interest, compensation and legal costs that increase their overall cost. He concludes that protecting public funds requires reforming contract management and resolving disputes early, while comparing the total costs of litigation and arbitration.
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