Jordan’s information and communications technology sector recorded significant digital achievements under the Executive Programme of the Economic Modernisation Vision (2026–2029) by the end of the third quarter of 2026. These included an expansion in the range of digitised government services and stronger digital employment and training programmes.
According to the third-quarter 2026 report on the Economic Modernisation Vision’s executive programme, issued by the Government Performance and Achievement Monitoring Unit at the Prime Ministry, the percentage of digitised government services rose to 90.8% following the digitisation of 120 additional services, bringing the total to 2,180.
The national Sanad platform also made its services available to non-Jordanian residents and added 15 government services and three new digital documents. The number of activated digital identities through the platform reached 3.3 million.
Sanad was also shortlisted among the world’s top 15 digital projects in the 2026 Digital OnGA Awards, organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
In terms of capacity-building and employment, 80 private-sector companies were accredited under the Graduate Training and Employment Initiative (GIP). A total of 247 beneficiaries were employed through the “Hafiz” programme for government digital transformation projects, while 70 female graduates received training and employment opportunities under the “Qissat Tech 2026” initiative.
The cumulative number of beneficiaries of training programmes at technology centres reached 6,535. Meanwhile, digital skills textbooks for grades seven through twelve were digitised through the “Ajyal” platform, and 4,846 teachers were trained to use them.
