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Agency Name: Jordan Co-Operative Corporation

Draft Regulation of the Cooperative Development Fund (2025)

This consultation collects feedback on the Draft Regulation of the Cooperative Development Fund (2025) issued under Cooperatives Law No. (13) of 2025. The draft regulates the Fund’s establishment, objectives, financing instruments, governance (Fund Management Committee and Fund Director), revenues including transferred assets/receivables from the former Cooperative Bank and Cooperative Organization, and oversight of financing/grants, while deeming Fund monies as public funds subject to lawful collection.

Consultation Period

29/12/2025 - 30/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

31 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Jordan Co-Operative Corporation

Draft Regulation of the Cooperative Development Institute (2025)

This consultation collects feedback on the Draft Regulation of the Cooperative Development Institute (2025) issued under Cooperatives Law No. (13) of 2025. The draft regulates the Institute’s objectives, services, governance through an Advisory Committee, Director’s powers, training programs and target groups, certification, financing and oversight, and implementing instructions.

Consultation Period

29/12/2025 - 30/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

31 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Jordan Food and Drug Administration

Guide to clarify the mechanism for reporting adverse events following immunization after vaccination

Guide to clarify the mechanism for reporting adverse events following immunization after vaccination between the Jordan Food and Drug Administration, the Ministry of Health, the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention, healthcare providers, and citizens.

Consultation Period

22/12/2025 - 22/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

23 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Jordan Food and Drug Administration

Draft pricing and trading principles for heart valves for 2026

Draft pricing and trading principles for heart valves for 2026

Consultation Period

22/12/2025 - 04/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

5 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Legislation and Opinion Bureau

The system for media spokespeople in ministries, institutions, and government departments for the year 2025

To enhance institutional media work through specialized media units in ministries and government departments, and to establish a periodic evaluation mechanism for the work of media spokespeople based on performance indicators and professional standards. To activate the role of media spokespeople within clear frameworks and to define their administrative reporting line with the relevant minister and their technical reporting line with the Ministry of Government Communication.

Consultation Period

21/12/2025 - 05/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

6 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Legislation and Opinion Bureau

Amended system for the administrative organization of the Ministry of Health

The need to add the Directorate of Medical Committees as an organizational unit within the Ministry of Health's administrative system is essential to ensure its structure meets operational requirements and serves the public interest. Furthermore, the Directorate requires the appointment of a director and staff to guarantee the efficient execution of technical and administrative tasks. Therefore, this draft of the amended system has been prepared.

Consultation Period

21/12/2025 - 05/01/2026

Consultation Status

Opened

6 Day : 17 Hour : 30 Minute

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Agency Name: Legislation and Opinion Bureau

Aftercare system for graduates of shelters

To implement the commitment stipulated in Article (10) of the Social Development Law No. (4) of 2024, To bridge the gap in transitional services faced annually by graduates of shelters, To achieve one of the key outputs of the Executive Program for the Economic Modernization Vision 2025, To align with the objectives of the National Social Protection Strategy and the Empowerment pillar, this draft system has been developed.

Consultation Period

16/12/2025 - 29/12/2025

Consultation Status

Closed

Closed

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Agency Name: Ministry of Environment

Draft Study: Regulatory Impact Assessment of the Proposed Amendments to the Air Protection By-Law No. (28) of 2005

The study highlights increasing challenges to air quality in Jordan stemming from population growth, industrial expansion, and refugee influxes. This stands in contrast to the weak compliance of industrial facilities in installing Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS). Currently, the rate of direct electronic data linkage to the central monitoring system does not exceed 8.1% of targeted facilities. This discrepancy may lead to exceedances of key pollutant concentrations—such as PM₂.₅, PM₁₀, SO₂, and NOx—with potentially severe public health, economic, and environmental consequences. The core issue is the absence of clear, legally binding obligations mandating industrial facilities to link directly to the central monitoring system operated by the Ministry of Environment. The study has identified an urgent need to increase the number of linked facilities from the current 12 to 148 by 2033. The study evaluates three regulatory alternatives: Maintaining the Status Quo: Likely to negatively impact the environment and public health, while exacerbating economic burdens. Administrative and Technical Adjustments Without Legislative Amendment: May yield limited improvements but lack long-term sustainability and legal enforceability. Amending the Air Protection System (Preferred Option): Provides a comprehensive legal foundation compelling facilities to establish electronic linkage, thereby enhancing environmental oversight, transparency, and overall compliance levels. The analysis indicates that amending the system will yield significant benefits. These include enhanced environmental monitoring and improved air quality, reduced public healthcare costs, increased industrial competitiveness, attraction of responsible investments, and expansion of the environmental services market. Furthermore, it will advance environmental justice, protect biodiversity, and support Jordan's international commitments. Conversely, the private sector would bear an initial capital investment estimated at 10.2 million Jordanian Dinars to link 136 facilities, plus annual operational costs of approximately 765,000 Dinars. The government would incur costs related to developing the central monitoring system, upgrading technical infrastructure, and providing institutional training. Despite these costs, the study demonstrates that the long-term economic, health, and environmental returns significantly outweigh the costs of compliance. Therefore, amending the system is the most effective and sustainable option for protecting air quality and public well-being in Jordan.

Consultation Period

07/12/2025 - 21/12/2025

Consultation Status

Closed

Closed

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Agency Name: Prime Minister

Assessment for the Executive Plan 2023-2025 for the Public Sector Modernization Roadmap

The assessment was based on a review of more than 50 government documents, meetings with stakeholders, and an international comparison with five leading countries in public sector modernization, with the aim of developing a new executive plan that is more efficient and aligned with citizens’ needs for the years 2026–2029

Consultation Period

01/12/2025 - 14/12/2025

Consultation Status

Closed

Closed

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Agency Name: وزارة العدل

National Strategy for Criminal Justice for the years (2026-2030)

In light of the lofty royal directives that affirmed that justice is the cornerstone of the modern Jordanian state, and that the rule of law is the greatest guarantee of security, dignity and stability, the National Strategy for Criminal Justice (2026-2030) stems from a profound vision that rebuilds the justice system on the foundations of preventive and reformative justice, not just punitive justice.

Consultation Period

01/12/2025 - 11/12/2025

Consultation Status

Closed

Closed

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