AMMAN — The Lower House Economy and
Investment Committee approved a number of amendments to the 2022 Companies Law,
the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
During the meeting on Sunday, chairman, the committee's head MP Omar Naber, in
the presence of the Minister of State for Legal Affairs Nancy Namrouqa and
stakeholders, said lawmakers continued to debate the draft law and approved the
necessary amendments in this regard.
Streamline procedures
Naber said the draft aims to facilitate and streamline procedures related to
corporate businesses. It also aims to save time, effort, and costs for company
shareholders and contribute to enhancing competitiveness of the Kingdom's
business environment.
Additionally, Naber added that the bill helps attract foreign investments and
ensure stability of legislation for venture capital companies, which would
advance Jordan's economic development, support small and medium companies and
startups and achieve legislative harmony for doing business, including
insolvency and securities laws.
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AMMAN — The Lower House Economy and
Investment Committee approved a number of amendments to the 2022 Companies Law,
the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
During the meeting on Sunday, chairman, the committee's head MP Omar Naber, in
the presence of the Minister of State for Legal Affairs Nancy Namrouqa and
stakeholders, said lawmakers continued to debate the draft law and approved the
necessary amendments in this regard.
Streamline procedures
Naber said the draft aims to facilitate and streamline procedures related to
corporate businesses. It also aims to save time, effort, and costs for company
shareholders and contribute to enhancing competitiveness of the Kingdom's
business environment.
Additionally, Naber added that the bill helps attract foreign investments and
ensure stability of legislation for venture capital companies, which would
advance Jordan's economic development, support small and medium companies and
startups and achieve legislative harmony for doing business, including
insolvency and securities laws.
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Jordan News
