Khaberni - The Amman Chamber of Commerce has launched two new digital platforms, "Your Opinion on Decision Quality" and "Sectoral Indicators Dashboard," in the framework of its efforts to enhance digital legislative participation and develop economic data analysis tools to serve the business environment in the Kingdom.
The Chamber stated in its statement today, Saturday, that the "Your Opinion on Decision Quality" platform is an interactive consultative tool that allows Chamber members and stakeholders to review economic bills, regulations, and instructions, and to electronically submit comments and suggestions, enhancing institutional dialogue and supporting the Chamber's outcomes towards legislative and executive bodies.
It added that this platform helps raise awareness of the private sector's role in economic policy-making and encourages broader participation in discussions about legislation affecting the investment and trade environment.
The Chamber explained that the "Sectoral Indicators Dashboard" represents a qualitative shift in how economic data is displayed, through interactive digital platforms that rely on the visual presentation of data and statistics, with the aim of making it easier to use by decision-makers, investors, and researchers.
The platform includes in its first phase a specialized panel on Jordan's foreign trade (2017–2024), featuring indicators of exports, imports, total trade exchange, trade balance, growth rates, along with analysis by countries, international groups, goods, and customs codes (HS Code).
According to the statement, the platform will gradually expand to include additional panels covering data on certificates of origin, indices of new members, and sectoral data in food, tourism, and other fields, enhancing the Chamber's ability to provide up-to-date and modern knowledge services to its members and partners.
The Amman Chamber of Commerce confirmed that the launch of these platforms is part of its efforts towards digital transformation and enhancing its role as a reliable source of economic information, and a supporter of the decision-making process in both the public and private sectors, noting that the new platforms will contribute to improving the quality of services and providing more accurate and easily usable economic content.
The Chamber, in its statement, invited its members and stakeholders to visit the platforms through its website and participate in their development through comments and suggestions, reflecting the voice of the private sector and contributing to supporting the economic and legislative reform process in the Kingdom.
