Jordan digitises over 90 percent of government services

The Jordanian government increased its share of digitised public services to 90.8 percent by the end of the third quarter of 2026.

The Government Performance and Achievement Monitoring Unit at the Prime Ministry reported that this progress resulted from adding 120 new services to a total of 2,180 digital offerings. The government also expanded the Sanad platform, a national digital identity system, to include non-Jordanian residents. This platform now offers 15 additional services and three new digital documents.

The system reached 3.3 million activated digital identities and earned a spot among the top 15 digital projects in the 2026 Digital OnGA Awards. To support the digital shift, the government partnered with 80 private companies to provide graduate training. Various initiatives also placed 247 people in government digital transformation roles and provided training for 70 female graduates.

Additionally, the Ajyal platform now hosts digital skills textbooks for students in grades seven through twelve, and 4,846 teachers received training to use these materials.