Minister: 613 e-services launched to November 2022

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Home Jordan News Minister: 613 e-services launched to November 2022 26-11-2022 10:23 AM Ammon News - Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Ahmed Hanandeh said the total number of e-services provided by government ministries and institutions until the current month of November reached 613. In a statement to "Petra" on Saturday, he also noted the overall number of new gov't e-services being launched to end of 2022 stood at 73, while the total number of e-services currently being examined hit 21 and 7 mobile phone applications are currently being studied. Hanandeh expected that 326 new e-services will be added and operated by the end of next 2023. Among the key institutions offering e-services, he referred to ministries of justice, labor, industry, trade, interior, investment, health, Greater Amman Municipality (GAM), Jordan Customs Department (JCD), and other multiple public departments.

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Minister: 613 e-services launched to November 2022

26-11-2022 10:23 AM

Ammon News - Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Ahmed Hanandeh said the total number of e-services provided by government ministries and institutions until the current month of November reached 613.

In a statement to "Petra" on Saturday, he also noted the overall number of new gov't e-services being launched to end of 2022 stood at 73, while the total number of e-services currently being examined hit 21 and 7 mobile phone applications are currently being studied.

Hanandeh expected that 326 new e-services will be added and operated by the end of next 2023.

Among the key institutions offering e-services, he referred to ministries of justice, labor, industry, trade, interior, investment, health, Greater Amman Municipality (GAM), Jordan Customs Department (JCD), and other multiple public departments.

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