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Jordan’s September digital activity report highlights Irtiqa framework

Jordan’s government communication ministry’s September activity report highlights the Irtiqa framework launched to assess public institutions’ digital maturity. As reported by Petra on 15 October, it comprises 10 main areas, 16 dimensions and 34 standards to help institutions identify priorities and improvement plans.

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The report says the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission performed 92 laboratory tests on radio equipment in September. It issued approximately 467 device type approvals and 321 equipment import approvals. These count tests and administrative approvals, rather than device sales or digital maturity scores already attained by public institutions.

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Jordan: September equipment oversight

TRC administrative activity counts

Radio equipment laboratory tests
92 count
2026-09 · Observed
Device type approvals
≈467 count
2026-09 · Observed
Equipment import approvals
≈321 count
2026-09 · Observed
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Full Petra account of ministry report. Tests, type approvals and import approvals are separate counts, not summed. Approximate approval qualifiers retained.

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