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Completion of the Amman Court of Appeals Building Project

Completion of the Amman Court of Appeals Building Project

The Ministry of Public Works and Housing announced on Monday the completion of the Amman Court of Appeals Building Project, which the Ministry implemented for the Ministry of Justice, as part of the government's efforts to develop the infrastructure of the judicial sector and provide modern facilities that contribute to enhancing the efficiency of work and improving the level of services provided to citizens.

According to the Ministry, the total area of the project is 37,255 square meters, with the building consisting of floors that include 24 courtrooms, in addition to offices for judges and legal researchers, rest areas for lawyers, as well as the facilities and services necessary for the court's work.

According to the Ministry's statement, the project included the implementation of subsidiary buildings with a total area of 225 square meters, in addition to external site works that include sidewalks, squares, infrastructure works, and services linked to the building.

It confirmed that the completion of the project comes within the framework of its plans to implement and develop government buildings in accordance with the approved engineering and technical specifications, ensuring a suitable and safe environment for workers and visitors, and meeting the requirements of judicial work.

It pointed out that the Amman Court of Appeals Building project is one of the government projects aimed at developing judicial facilities in the Kingdom and updating its infrastructure, contributing to improving the work environment in courts and enhancing the quality of services provided to citizens.

It explained that some of the final finishing works are still ongoing on the settlement floors, while the remaining floors of the building will be received and handed over to the Ministry of Justice in preparation for occupation by judges and the commencement of work in them.

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