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Al-Qatamin inspects transport and labor institutions and facilities in Aqaba

Al-Qatamin inspects transport and labor institutions and facilities in Aqaba

Minister of Transport and Minister of Labor Nidal Al-Qatamin inspected on Sunday a number of transport and labor institutions and facilities in Aqaba Governorate, and reviewed the reality of work there and the procedures and services provided, on the sidelines of Prime Minister Jafar Hassan's visit to Aqaba to review the reality of the port system and follow up on its operations and development plans.

According to a statement by the ministry, the tour included the Jordan Maritime Commission, where Al-Qatamin was briefed on the workflow and services provided, and discussed efforts to modernize procedures, develop maritime services, and enhance digital transformation and service automation, in a way that contributes to raising performance efficiency and facilitating procedures.

The tour also included the Arab Bridge Maritime Company, where Al-Qatamin reviewed the reality of work and the services provided by the company in the field of maritime transport and passenger movement, and its role in enhancing maritime connectivity, and discussed ways to develop services and improve the efficiency of operational processes.

The tour included the passenger terminal at the Port of Aqaba, where Al-Qatamin followed up on the movement of passengers and the procedures followed for their arrival and departure, and the level of services provided, to ensure the smoothness of movement and facilitate travel procedures.

Within the framework of his follow-up on labor files, Al-Qatamin inspected the Aqaba Labor Directorate, and reviewed the mechanisms for providing services to visitors and procedures related to labor affairs, stressing the importance of improving the level of services and enhancing performance efficiency.

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