Criminal Information Department upgrades fingerprint card certificate service

The Interior Ministry’s Criminal Information Department in Damascus has upgraded its fingerprint card certificate service to simplify procedures for applicants. The service takes 3 working days after improvements reduced the required documents by 50% and made procedures 100% electronic. Major General Adel Abdullah said the changes reflect government efforts to improve service efficiency, with 800 government services upgraded based on citizens’ feedback.

2 November
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According to the bhfuture website, His Excellency Ahmed bin Salman Al Musallam, speaker of the Council of Representatives, sent a congratulatory message to His Excellency Ibrahim Tarawneh, speaker of the House of Representatives of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, on his election as speaker for the new term. Al Musallam expressed hope for stronger fraternal relations between the two brotherly countries and greater parliamentary cooperation to advance their shared interests. He also wished Tarawneh success in his new duties and hoped he would help strengthen the House’s role in serving the country and its citizens.

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