AMMAN
— In a report on Thursday, the
Performance Index Center (KAFA'A) released both its
semi-annual and final reports, evaluating the state's implementation of the
Government’s Economic Action Priorities Program 2021-2023 after the designated
timeframe for priority completion. The report disclosed the verification of 44
out of 58 priorities, achieving a completion rate and performance efficiency of
79.3 percent, falling short of the planned 100 percent completion rate by the
end of December 2023.
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Furthermore,
the report highlighted a surge in implementation during the program's last six
months, with the actual completion rate escalating by 22.4 percent, compared to
56.9 percent at the end of June of the same year. Despite this improvement, the
program's classification remained critical, as per the center's categorization
for program and
project performance, Khaberni reported.
According
to Engineer Moaz Al-Mubaidin, the CEO of the Center, the performance setbacks
were primarily attributed to delays in several priorities. The most notable
among them is the
desalination and
water transportation project - the
National Transport Company, recognized as a top national priority, reaffirmed by His
Majesty King Abdullah II in multiple meetings with the government.
Additionally, the national railway project and the implementation of the
intelligent transportation system have been rescheduled within the executive
program of the
economic modernization vision (
EMV) 2023-2025.
Mubaidin
emphasized the center's commitment to ongoing monitoring of
government programs, and assessing their economic and social impact. Periodic reports
addressing these aspects will continue to be issued by the center.
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