Telhoni Achieves Full Digital Shift in Jordan Courts
Jordanian Minister of Justice Bassem Al-Talhouni confirmed that full digital transformation of Jordanian courts will be achieved within a year and a half to two years, as work has already begun in collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Economy to design and implement the project. He pointed out that this transformation includes amending legislation and introducing digital procedures such as electronic signatures and digitized notifications, with the aim of simplifying procedures and reducing litigation timelines. He also emphasized the importance of training human resources and strengthening information security, noting that the full phase implementation will proceed quickly once the executing agency is selected. There are currently no anticipated technical or logistical obstacles to hinder the process. The legislative development also involves reviewing arbitration and judicial laws to enhance the effectiveness of the judiciary and shorten litigation durations.
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