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Amman, Oct. 8 (Petra) – The Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission
and the Jordan Securities Commission launched an awareness campaign
Thursday on safe virtual asset transactions and the legal framework
governing them, in cooperation with the National Cyber Security
Center.
According to an Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission statement,
the campaign, titled “Digital Integrity: Safe Virtual Asset
Transactions,” targets public- and private-sector employees,
investors, citizens, and users of digital platforms.
It aims to raise awareness of the provisions of the Virtual Assets
Transactions Regulation Law No. 14 of 2025 and reduce the potential
use of virtual assets in corruption-related activities.
The campaign also seeks to promote awareness of digital integrity and
strengthen coordination among national regulatory bodies.
Running for about two weeks, the campaign will feature awareness
messages across media outlets and social media platforms.
//Petra// AO
