He emphasized that improving service quality, digital transformation, enhancing the quality of life, and supporting students must be among the priorities governing the implementation and development of projects, ensuring a direct impact on citizens, particularly in public transport, passenger, and freight transport services, alongside the air, maritime, and rail transport sectors, and the development of infrastructure and associated services.
He pointed out the importance of following up on projects comprehensively, linking their outputs to the objectives of the economic modernization vision and governorates' projects, highlighting the achievements made in various areas of the ministry's work, and working to address obstacles that may affect implementation, thereby enhancing the efficiency of the transport system and supporting economic and social development.
Participants reviewed project updates, completion rates, and executive plans for the upcoming period, alongside digital transformation projects, electronic service development, mechanisms for enhancing periodic follow-up, and raising performance efficiency, which contributes to accelerating completion and improving the level of services across various transport modes.
The meeting was attended by the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Transport, Fares Abu Dayyeh, the Chief Commissioner of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, Captain Daifullah Al-Farajat, the Director-General of the Land Transport Regulatory Commission, Engineer Riyad Al-Kharabshah, the Director-General of the Jordan Maritime Commission, Ahmed Al-Assasleh, the Impact Assessment Director at the Government Performance and Achievement Follow-up Unit at the Prime Ministry, Dr. Amjad Al-Attar, and relevant employees from the ministry and related government entities.
