AMMAN — HRH Crown Prince Hussein, the Regent, on Wednesday visited the Ministry of Justice, where he urged continued development of ministry services to streamline judicial procedures, thereby supporting the justice system and serving citizens. 

 

During the visit, the Crown Prince noted the importance of training and qualifying administrative staff, and upgrading court infrastructure to strengthen judicial independence and expedite proceedings, according to a Royal Court statement.

 

His Royal Highness underscored the need to continue automating the ministry’s services in coordination with relevant entities, and to ensure that electronic services are fully operational before their launch, in addition to regularly assessing the impact of all services to facilitate their further development and sustainability.

 

Minister of Justice Bassam Talhouni gave a briefing on the ministry’s services and efforts to support the justice sector, thereby reinforcing the rule of law and judicial independence. He also outlined the ministry’s plans to further utilise technology to improve judicial and legal procedures, and to expand the scope of electronic services.

 

Director of the Office of the Crown Prince Zaid Baqain accompanied His Royal Highness on the visit.