Amman, July 16 (Petra) — The Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission
(CARC) will leverage advanced geospatial technologies, including
aerial and satellite imagery and digital mapping systems, to enhance
civil aviation operations under a strategic partnership with the
Royal Jordanian Geographic Center (RJGC).

The agreement, formalized through a memorandum of understanding
signed Thursday by CARC Chief Commissioner Daifallah Farajat and the
RJGC Director General Muammar Haddadin, aims to integrate accurate
geospatial data into CARC’s operational activities.

Under the memorandum, the RJGC will provide CARC with updated aerial
and satellite imagery, digital maps, and specialized technical
support to help establish a comprehensive geographic database. The
partnership also includes training programs to build CARC personnel’s
technical capabilities and cooperation on joint projects serving the
civil aviation sector.

Farajat said the partnership would support CARC’s efforts to improve
service efficiency and develop the civil aviation system through
accurate and advanced spatial data.

Haddadin affirmed the RJGC’s commitment to providing its technical
expertise to support CARC, noting that the partnership strengthens
national institutional integration and supports Jordan’s digital
transformation projects.

//Petra// AO