Al-Talhouni: Including Private and Professional Sector Representatives in the Council for Regulating Expertise Affairs Enhances Partnership and Expands Judicial Expertise

jordan pulse : AMMAN
Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Al-Talhouni has decided, pursuant to the provisions of the Regulation on Expertise before Regular Courts for the year 2026, to include several representatives from the private sector and specialized professional bodies in the membership of the Council for Regulating Expertise Affairs for a three-year term. The move aims to strengthen public-private partnership and leverage specialized national expertise across diverse fields.
Al-Talhouni’s decision to broaden the council's membership base embodies a strategic direction toward fostering participatory governance and role integration between the public and private sectors, enabling specialized professionals to contribute to developing the judicial expertise system in line with court requirements and ongoing technical and professional advancements.
Enhancing Technical Standards and Judicial Reliability
Al-Talhouni affirmed that incorporating private sector representatives for a three-year period reflects the importance of drawing upon the accumulated practical and scientific expertise of professional institutions. He noted that diversifying specializations within the council will enrich its work and expand the technical knowledge base available to the judiciary.
He added that this participation reinforces institutional partnership and knowledge exchange between the two sectors, directly contributing to:
Developing professional standards for practicing judicial expertise.
Elevating the quality of technical reports submitted to the courts.
Enhancing the overall efficiency and reliability of the judicial expertise system.
Newly Appointed Private Sector Members
The newly named private and professional sector members appointed to the council are:
Dr. Muayad Munther Salman Al-Kloub, Director General of the Jordan Insurance Federation.
Hussam Tawfiq Mahmoud Rahhal, President of the Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants (JACPA).
Eng. Ahmad Samara Al-Zoubi, Former President of the Jordan Engineers Association.
Dr. Raed Al-Shboul, Former Secretary-General of the Ministry of Health.
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Dr. Mohammad Al-Omari.
Eng. Nidal Al-Saqarat, Former Director General of the Department of Lands and Survey.
Chaired by Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Al-Talhouni, the council comprises representatives from judicial and official bodies alongside the newly appointed members from the private and specialized professional sectors.
Source: Rum News Agency

AMMAN
Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Al-Talhouni has decided, pursuant to the provisions of the Regulation on Expertise before Regular Courts for the year 2026, to include several representatives from the private sector and specialized professional bodies in the membership of the Council for Regulating Expertise Affairs for a three-year term. The move aims to strengthen public-private partnership and leverage specialized national expertise across diverse fields.
Al-Talhouni’s decision to broaden the council's membership base embodies a strategic direction toward fostering participatory governance and role integration between the public and private sectors, enabling specialized professionals to contribute to developing the judicial expertise system in line with court requirements and ongoing technical and professional advancements.
Enhancing Technical Standards and Judicial Reliability
Al-Talhouni affirmed that incorporating private sector representatives for a three-year period reflects the importance of drawing upon the accumulated practical and scientific expertise of professional institutions. He noted that diversifying specializations within the council will enrich its work and expand the technical knowledge base available to the judiciary.
He added that this participation reinforces institutional partnership and knowledge exchange between the two sectors, directly contributing to:
Developing professional standards for practicing judicial expertise.
Elevating the quality of technical reports submitted to the courts.
Enhancing the overall efficiency and reliability of the judicial expertise system.
Newly Appointed Private Sector Members
The newly named private and professional sector members appointed to the council are:
Dr. Muayad Munther Salman Al-Kloub, Director General of the Jordan Insurance Federation.
Hussam Tawfiq Mahmoud Rahhal, President of the Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants (JACPA).
Eng. Ahmad Samara Al-Zoubi, Former President of the Jordan Engineers Association.
Dr. Raed Al-Shboul, Former Secretary-General of the Ministry of Health.
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Dr. Mohammad Al-Omari.
Eng. Nidal Al-Saqarat, Former Director General of the Department of Lands and Survey.
Chaired by Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Al-Talhouni, the council comprises representatives from judicial and official bodies alongside the newly appointed members from the private and specialized professional sectors.
Source: Rum News Agency