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Former President of Al-Wehdat Club, Tariq Khouri, called on the Jordan Football Association to reveal details about the contract process for the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology. He emphasized the need for transparency in selecting the supplying company and in the financial and technical procedures before approving the technology for use in Jordanian stadiums. Khouri questioned whether the procurement was conducted through an official tender or via a sole-source agreement, and he requested clarification of the criteria and technical reports that were used prior to deployment—especially given the ongoing criticism of the technology’s performance and results. He urged the authorities to disclose the decision-making process to ensure transparency and accountability, asserting that silence only raises doubts and fails to answer the questions. It is noteworthy that the Jordanian Football Association announced on March 10, 2026, that it had contracted Beijing Rigour Technology to operate the VAR system, but details regarding the competition process and evaluation standards remain unclear.
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