Amman, July 30 (Petra) -Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Talhouni
affirmed the ministry’s operational indicators continue to register
“positive” results, reflecting increased service efficiency and
faster completion times.

Talhouni said this progress is supported by the digital
transformation projects implemented by the ministry, in line with the
Economic Modernization Vision.

In a statement to “Petra” on Thursday, Talhouni stated the Kingdom’s
judicial execution departments in various courts nationwide processed
51,662 cash transfers during May, which then rose to 106,686 in June,
and reached 93,327 in July.

In May, he announced the value of payments made through the Kingdom’s
execution departments reached approximately JD100 million, while the
figure stood at JD45 million in June, and JD38 million in July,
totaling JD184 million.

He said this increase reflects “efficiency” of the procedures and the
speed in handling litigants’ rights, which enhanced confidence in the
Kingdom’s enforcement system and contributed to the expedited
fulfillment of rights.

He pointed out that these results are due to measures to develop
procedures, automate services, and integrate electronic systems to
monitor enforcement transactions, which ensure faster, more
efficient, and more transparent services.

Additionally, he noted procedures are re-engineered to allow the
immediate refund of payments made to enforcement cases, whether in
the form of deductions or monthly installments, upon completion of
the payment process.

He said the ministry has allocated an email address to receive
complaints and feedback regarding delays in refunds exceeding 48
hours.

In this context, he announced the ministry has received and
addressed 57 complaints, affirming its plan to continue monitoring
all feedback for this purpose on a regular basis.

//Petra// AG