Al-Najdawi: Travel restrictions save 3 million dinars
The news reports on the Jordanian Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan's decision to ban government ministries, heads of agencies and official institutions, and managers of government departments from traveling abroad, except for urgent and essential reasons. This decision has thus far resulted in a financial saving of approximately 3 million dinars, and it is expected to reach around 4 million dinars by the end of the year. This measure is part of the government's efforts to rationalize expenses, stipulating that travel should be limited to one responsible official without companions, with a maximum stay of two nights. Additionally, prior approvals are required for necessary cases, and hosting official delegations has been suspended until the end of the year.
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