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New e-service sets Jordan government services at new level

The Ministry of Information & Communications Technology (MoICT) of Jordan has signed an agreement with regional technology and management firm to develop an electronic service that facilitates the issuance and renewal of vocational licenses in the country.

The Ministry of Information & Communications Technology (MoICT) of Jordan has signed an agreement with regional technology and management firm to develop an electronic service that facilitates the issuance and renewal of vocational licenses in the country.


The new service will enable the public to receive the necessary approvals to obtain the vocational license electronically from other related entities which include the Greater Amman Municipality, the Ministry of Trade & Industry, the Companies Control Department, Amman Chamber of Commerce and the Amman Chamber of Industry. This service will reduce the time required for licensing and simplify the processes and procedures and improving the overall quality of service provided by the government. This service will definitely add value to the services the government offers to the general public and will assist in enhancing the performance of the Jordanian business sector.

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