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Amman, Sept. 8 (Petra) — His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein
bin Abdullah II on Tuesday chaired a regular meeting of the National
Council for Future Technology, during which he reviewed the council’s
plans and ongoing projects.
During the meeting, attended by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, who is
chairman of the council, the Crown Prince was briefed on the progress
of the ‘Sanad for Business’ application.
His Royal Highness stressed the need to ensure the services needed by
Jordanian businesspeople and citizens are provided on the app, and
that it is fully operational prior to its launch, in coordination
with all relevant entities.
The Crown Prince highlighted the importance of continuing to work on
developing the Sanad application and addressing any feedback.
The meeting also touched on e-payments, with His Royal Highness
noting the need to expand its procedures to facilitate citizens’
transactions, particularly those related to government services.
//Petra// NQ
