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Amman, July 15 (Petra) — The Lower House’s Economics and Investment
Committee met on Wednesday with employees of the Civil Service
Consumer Corporation to discuss the ongoing administrative merger
with the Military Consumer Establishment.
During the meeting, chaired by lawmaker Khalid Abu Hassan, the
committee listened to feedback and concerns raised by staff members
regarding the integration of the two state-run retail entities.
The meeting was attended by members of parliament Hussein Krishan,
Ibrahim Al-Tarawneh, Baker Al-Heisah, and Mohammad Kataw.
Abu Hassan and the attending lawmakers assured the employees that the
committee would actively follow up on their concerns with the
relevant government authorities. They emphasized the lower house’s
commitment to finding solutions that guarantee a successful merger
without compromising the rights and job security of the corporations’
personnel.
The committee reiterated that all administrative and legal procedures
regarding the consolidation of the two public institutions would be
executed in strict compliance with the law to serve the public
interest.
//Petra// AF