AMMAN — In a recent statement,
Minister of Digital Economy
Ahmad Hanande confirmed that approximately 25,000 individuals are currently
employed in the
food delivery sector in Jordan.
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Speaking on the impact of digital transformation, he
emphasized that this shift has resulted in the creation of
new jobs and assured
the public that job reduction is not a concern.
However, he noted that this transformation will bring about
new forms of job titles.
New comprehensive service centers
According to Al-Mamlaka TV, Minister Hanandeh revealed that
the
Ministry of Digital Economy has established a comprehensive service center
in the Al-Muqabalein area, providing citizens with a convenient location to
apply for digital transactions.
Furthermore, additional centers are planned to be
established in Irbid, the airport, and Aqaba. The minister also highlighted the
intention to create a comprehensive
service center in Jerash.
Hanandeh further explained that a total of 16 comprehensive
service centers will be established throughout Jordan, and the ministry is
actively working on granting licenses to private companies for electronic
services.
He acknowledged that 90 percent of phone users in
Jordan have smartphones, enabling them to access electronic services. Additionally,
the minister emphasized the importance of knowledge stations in facilitating
citizens' access to these services.
Increase in schools
Addressing concerns about education, Hanandeh stressed that
the government's objective is to increase the number of schools rather than
close them. However, electronic learning platforms are being utilized to
supplement traditional education methods.
Highlighting the progress made in
digital transformation,
Hanandeh praised the Greater Jerash Municipality for its exceptional citizen
involvement in embracing digitalization. The minister officially launched the
first phase of digital transformation for the municipality, which aims to
enhance service efficiency and quality for citizens.
Currently, 19 out of 45 services offered by the municipality
have undergone successful digital transformation.
Jerash’s development
Hanandeh acknowledged the significant effort invested by the
Ministry of Digital Economy, as employees collaborated closely with the Jerash
Municipality to execute the digital transformation project.
He assured the municipality of the ministry's readiness to
provide support and necessary equipment for the completion of the project,
following comprehensive studies.
Mayor Ahmad Atoum of the Greater Jerash Municipality
revealed that citizens conducted approximately 1,144 digital transactions
between March 8 and June 30 of this year.
Atoum highlighted the municipality's offering of 19
electronic services, encompassing a wide range of needs such as lease contract
authentication, building fee installment, complaints and suggestions, and
various licensing requests.
He emphasized that the digital transformation of the
municipality has simplified and expedited these services, reducing the need for
human intervention and improving convenience for citizens.
The ongoing commitment to job growth and the expansion of
digital services demonstrates Jordan's dedication to embracing digital
transformation and enhancing public services for its citizens.
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