AMMAN — HRH Crown Prince Hussein inspected
the one-stop shop service of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in the Amman
Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Al-Ghad News reported.
The one-stop shop offers multiple government
services to customers, including investors, giving them the convenience of
completing paperwork, such as paying taxes and business registration and
licensing, all in one place.
The Crown Prince toured the facility and spoke to
officials and clients there.
The one-stop shop comprises desks of several
government departments, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Expatriates, the Department of Land Survey, Jordan Food and Drug
Administration, Sales Tax, Notary Public and the Department of Civil Status and
Passports, among others.
Last year, the facility handled 198,000 transactions.
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AMMAN — HRH Crown Prince Hussein inspected
the one-stop shop service of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in the Amman
Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Al-Ghad News reported.
The one-stop shop offers multiple government
services to customers, including investors, giving them the convenience of
completing paperwork, such as paying taxes and business registration and
licensing, all in one place.
The Crown Prince toured the facility and spoke to
officials and clients there.
The one-stop shop comprises desks of several
government departments, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Expatriates, the Department of Land Survey, Jordan Food and Drug
Administration, Sales Tax, Notary Public and the Department of Civil Status and
Passports, among others.
Last year, the facility handled 198,000 transactions.
Read more National news
Jordan News
