Amman, July 13 (Petra) — The Ministry of Digital Economy and
Entrepreneurship unveiled an official web version of the unified
government services platform, Sanad, through its dedicated website,
www.sanad.gov.jo, in partnership with the Optimiza company, which
specializes in digital transformation solutions and services for
institutions across the Middle East and North Africa.

According to a statement issued by Optimiza on Monday, the web
version enables citizens to access government services seamlessly
through desktop computers, laptops, and tablets without being
constrained by smartphone operating systems or storage capacity.

The company said the web platform also reduces operational pressure
on the mobile application’s servers, helping ensure uninterrupted
service during periods of peak demand. It added that the larger
browser interface provides a more efficient workspace for businesses
and institutions handling multiple or complex transactions,
supporting an improved business environment and broader digital
inclusion.

The launch comes as Sanad continues to record strong user growth,
with the number of activated digital identities surpassing 2.8
million, including more than 800,000 new users added recently.

Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Sami Smeirat said
the web version marks another milestone in the development of the
digital government system and reflects the ministry’s commitment to
delivering integrated government services through multiple digital
channels to meet users’ needs and improve access to public services.

Smeirat said the project also underscores the importance of
partnering with Jordanian technology companies to develop national
digital solutions that strengthen the digital economy, improve
government services, and support the implementation of the Economic
Modernization Vision.

Optimiza Chief Executive Officer Majed Sifri said the development of
the web version demonstrates the strength of public-private sector
cooperation in Jordan.

He said the project represents another step in advancing the Sanad
platform as part of an integrated digital government system designed
to save time and simplify access to government services for users
inside and outside the Kingdom.

//Petra// NQ