Khaberni - The headquarters of the one-stop service at the Amman Chamber of Commerce, encompassing several ministries and official institutions, completed 61,723 transactions for its reviewers during the first quarter of this year.
The headquarters includes the Directorate of Labor of the Amman Chamber of Commerce, offices for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Department of Lands and Survey, the Income and Sales Tax Department, the Public Notary, and the Greater Amman Municipality (Professional Licensing Unit Office), in addition to an office for the Civil Status and Passports Department, and an "eFAWATEERcom" office.
According to a statistic from the chamber, 5,089 transactions were completed for work permit issuance, about 13,300 transactions for certifying documents and consul consultances, and 8,494 transactions for lands and mapping, and 7,250 transactions for income and sales taxes were processed.
The Public Notary office completed 10,045 transactions involving certifying or issuing power of attorneys and other transactions such as sureties, pledges, agreements, and other legal transactions, and 1,366 professional license transactions by the Professional Licensing Office of the Greater Amman Municipality.
Furthermore, 4,306 transactions were completed involving issuing passports or national IDs, birth certificates, and authenticating transactions through the Civil Status and Passports Department office, and 11,873 electronic payment transactions through the "eFAWATEERcom" office.
Khalil Al-Haj Tawfiq, the head of the chamber, told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) that the Amman Chamber of Commerce uniquely provides the one-stop place with this number of ministries and governmental institutions to enable the commercial, service sectors, and investors in the capital to conduct their transactions easily and efficiently, enhancing the business environment.
He expressed his gratitude to all official entities for their ongoing cooperation with the chamber to facilitate the processing of transactions for the commercial and service sectors and the public, encouraging companies, commercial and service institutions, and citizens to benefit from the services of the "one-stop service headquarters" for facilitating their transactions and saving time and effort.
Haj Tawfiq emphasized that the Amman Chamber of Commerce continues to develop the services provided to the commercial and service sectors and open offices for new governmental entities at its headquarters such as the Ministries of Interior and Investment and the Controller General of Companies.
