AMMAN — The head of the parliamentary administrative
committee,
Yazan Al-Shdeifat, said that the committee will recommend to the
Cabinet "not to establish the General Service and Administration Authority
and to keep the
Civil Service Bureau and develop its tasks."
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During his chairmanship of a meeting held on Wednesday,
where a roadmap for updating the public sector regarding the transformation of
the
Civil Service Bureau into the General Service and Administration Authority
was discussed, he emphasized the need to preserve the role of the bureau and
develop its tasks.
According to Jo24, Shdeifat added that the
parliamentary committee is concerned with following up on the plan to develop the public
sector, emphasizing the need to improve and uplift the public sector.
He explained that the committee is interested in meeting
with all relevant parties and ministries involved in merging, abolishing, and
updating.
Various members of parliament also stressed the necessity of
improving the performance of public sector employees, as well as enhancing and
developing the tasks assigned to the Civil Service Bureau at the meeting.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Prime Minister for
Economic Affairs and
Minister of State for Public Sector Modernization
Nasser Shraideh, Minister of State for Legal Affairs
Nancy Namrouqa, the President of
the Civil Service Bureau Sameh Al-Nasser, and the Director-General of the
Institute of Public Administration Suhail Al-Khawaldeh.
Transition plan to update Civil Service Bureau
In response,
Shraideh said that the plan to develop the
public sector is extensive and clear, appreciating the role of the
Civil Service Bureau during the past decades.
He indicated that the bureau will undergo significant
updates in its role as part of a transitional plan designed for this purpose.
Regarding the Institute of
Public Administration, Shraideh
stated that the institute will also undergo development to serve its main
objective of qualifying human resources to keep pace with global developments
in various fields.
Shraideh also pointed out that a new human resources system
will be issued in the near future concerning appointment and promotion
processes, stating that there will be dialogues with the parliamentary
administrative committee.
Name change roadmap for updating public sector
On her part,
Namrouqa attributed the change of the name of
the Civil Service Bureau to the General Service and Administration Authority to
the outputs of the roadmap for updating the public sector and the expansion and
change of its assigned tasks.
She added that within the plan to improve the performance of
the Civil Service Bureau, it will not accept
employment applications after
2027, and appointments will be made through open announcements.
Meanwhile, Nasser said that dialogues are taking place
between various relevant parties to reach visions that meet the aspirations of
the citizens.
As for Khawaldeh, she stated that the institute will witness
an expansion of its role, contributing to the exchange of expertise, the
development of human resources, and capacity building for employees.
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