AMMAN — During the Tawasul Forum launched by the Crown Prince Foundation on Saturday, officials from both the public and private
sectors in Jordan highlighted the significance of digital transformation for
improving government performance quality and management amidst present-day
challenges.
Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of State for Modernization of the Public Sector Nasser Shraideh emphasized the "distinguished
role" the public sector has played over the years, particularly in the
last two decades, amid challenging times, according to the Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
Modernizing the public sectorShraideh also stressed the importance of modernizing the
public sector to support the private sector by digitizing all government services by 2025, and honing the digital skills of employees and top officials
to create a digital transformation environment.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein participates in a session at "Tawasol: Dialogue on Reality and Aspirations" forum held by the Crown Prince Foundation, and urges keeping up with advancements in artificial intelligence and developing skills to meet labour market needs pic.twitter.com/5fPDfsGAjq
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Head of the Economic and Social Council, Musa Shteiwi,
highlighted the need to introduce new concepts to citizens of all ages,
cultures, and social and economic levels.
Shteiwi acknowledged that despite the benefits of
technology, citizens still harbor concerns about using it, and more needs to be
done to address these fears.
Public-private cooperation for improved performanceExecutive Director of the Jordanian Strategy Forum, Nisreen
Barakat, called for greater cooperation and coordination between the public and
private sectors to enhance the performance of the government sector.
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AMMAN — During the
Tawasul Forum launched by the
Crown Prince Foundation on Saturday, officials from both the public and private
sectors in Jordan highlighted the significance of digital transformation for
improving
government performance quality and management amidst present-day
challenges.
Minister for Economic Affairs and
Minister of State for Modernization of the Public Sector Nasser Shraideh emphasized the "distinguished
role" the public sector has played over the years, particularly in the
last two decades, amid challenging times, according to the Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
Modernizing the public sectorShraideh also stressed the importance of modernizing the
public sector to support the private sector by
digitizing all government services by 2025, and honing the digital skills of employees and top officials
to create a digital transformation environment.
Head of the Economic and Social Council, Musa Shteiwi,
highlighted the need to introduce new concepts to citizens of all ages,
cultures, and social and economic levels.
Shteiwi acknowledged that despite the benefits of
technology, citizens still harbor concerns about using it, and more needs to be
done to address these fears.
Public-private cooperation for improved performanceExecutive Director of the
Jordanian Strategy Forum, Nisreen
Barakat, called for greater cooperation and coordination between the public and
private sectors to enhance the performance of the government sector.
Read more National news
Jordan News
