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Home Jordan News Working hours for Ramadan announced: 10am-03pm 27-03-2022 12:11 PM Ammon News - Official working hours during the month of Ramadan will be from 10am until 03pm, according to a circular issued Sunday by Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh. The official statement excluded the employees of the departments whose nature of work necessitates extended working hours, as arranged with administrative departments. The official working hours will revert to their previous state after Ramadan. Khasawneh urged all ministries, official departments, and public and private institutions to preserve the holiness of Ramadan and be considerate of the feelings of devotees who fast.

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Working hours for Ramadan announced: 10am-03pm

27-03-2022 12:11 PM

Ammon News -
Official working hours during the month of Ramadan will be from 10am until 03pm, according to a circular issued Sunday by Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh.

The official statement excluded the employees of the departments whose nature of work necessitates extended working hours, as arranged with administrative departments.

The official working hours will revert to their previous state after Ramadan.

Khasawneh urged all ministries, official departments, and public and private institutions to preserve the holiness of Ramadan and be considerate of the feelings of devotees who fast.

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