AMMAN – A Cabinet session held Sunday, headed
by Prime Minister Dr. Bisher Khasawneh, approved a number of new bylaws
affecting educational and media institutions across the Kingdom.
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According to the Jordan News Agency, Petra,
the Licensing Private and Foreign Educational Institutions Bylaw for 2023 aims
to streamline licensing procedures for private and foreign educational
institutions. The regulation seeks to regulate these institutions' work by
specifying their obligations, rights and the required fees, as well as
organizing and supervising services provided for people with disabilities.
The Council of Ministers also approved the
Administrative Organization Bylaw for Jordan Radio and Television Corporation
(JRTV) for 2023 with the aim of defining the tasks and responsibilities of the
corporation's administrative units. This is in an attempt to avoid overlap and
reorganize work to ensure good workflow and raise performance efficiency.
In another media-related decision, the Cabinet
approved the amending of the Administrative Organization Bylaw of Jordan News
Agency (Petra) for 2023, aiming to keep pace with developments in the field of
digital and social media platforms and better streamline human resources within
the organization.
Moreover, the Council approved an amending
Customs Services Fees Bylaw on imported goods for 2023, aimed to support and
stimulate national industries, by reducing the tariff imposed on raw materials
for nuts to 3 percent instead of 5 percent of their value.
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