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Ammon News - Ahmad Al Hyari -The ministers of Dr. Bishr Khasawneh’s government submitted their resignations during the ongoing ministerial meeting at the Prime Ministry.

This came in preparation for a new ministerial reshuffle, which will involve the departure of two ministers, the reassignment of one minister to a different ministry, and the appointment of new ministers to head both the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Transport.

The speculations regarding the names being circulated are not correct. Minister Maher Abu Al-Saman will continue to be a part of the government, overseeing a single ministry, just as the Minister of Investment will retain their position. Furthermore, there is no validity to the idea of splitting or altering the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education.

Ammon reveled that the names listed in the amendment, such as Emad Moumani, Fawzi Massad, and Duraid Mahasneh, are entirely false and that there are five new ministers who would join the government.

Ammon also learned that the official swearing-in before His Majesty the King will not occur today, Monday, and if deputies are appointed ministers, they will submit their resignations to the General Secretariat of the Council hours before the oath, as Ammon informed one of the candidates to enter the ministry.

The ministers who have resigned will carry on with their ministerial duties as usual until His Majesty the King's decree.