AMMAN – On Sunday, the
Jordanian Cabinet decided
to approve the extension of its previous decision to allow Syrian workers who
have violated the Kingdom’s laws to rectify their status. Al-Mamlaka TV and
Jordan News Agency, Petra reported.
اضافة اعلان
The extension will span for one year for Syrian
workers in factories benefiting from the rules of origin agreement with the
European Union. While Syrian workers in professions for
non-Jordanians will have a six-month extension.
This decision will be evaluated after the periods
mentioned above have ended.
The Cabinet also endorsed the recommendations of a
committee to reconcile outstanding claims between taxpayers and/or violators
and the
Customs Department. This agreement will settle 16 cases, contingent
upon the commitment of the involved parties to pay the full due amounts,
including any fees, taxes, or expenses, within two months from the decision's
issuance.
Furthermore, the Cabinet approved the rationale
behind the draft bylaw for establishing
Al-Qatrana Sharia Court of First
Instance for the year 2024. This move, driven by urban expansion and population
growth, is aimed at facilitating convenient and easy access to judicial
services for citizens, while clearly defining the jurisdiction of the courts'
operations.
Lastly, the Cabinet sanctioned the reasons for
amending the bylaw of blood transfusion services and its derivatives for the
year 2024. This amendment is intended to regulate various aspects related to
the functioning of blood banks, ensuring effective management and service
delivery.
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