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Jordan, Iraq to sign memo on human resources
[31-05-2023 09:02 AM]
Ammon News - The President of the Civil Service Bureau (CSB) in Jordan, Sameh Nasser, said Tuesday that the CSB and the Iraqi Federal Public Service Council would sign a memorandum of understanding in human resources tomorrow. |
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