The Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE) leads Jordan’s digital transformation, positioning technology and innovation at the core of economic growth and modern public service delivery. Acting as the government’s central digital authority, the Ministry drives a unified national approach to building a competitive digital economy.
MoDEE’s role spans policy development, digital service delivery, and ecosystem enablement. It defines regulatory frameworks for the digital economy, leads the implementation of digital government platforms, and fosters collaboration across public and private sectors to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship.
Working in close alignment with the National Council for Future Technology (NCFT), MoDEE translates national priorities into execution, advancing key areas such as artificial intelligence, data governance, digital services, and future skills development.
The Ministry leads a range of strategic initiatives, including integrated digital government services through the national platform, expansion of secure digital infrastructure, deployment of advanced technologies, and positioning Jordan as a regional technology hub.
At the heart of its service delivery model are Government Service Centers, which provide citizens with seamless access to multiple government services through a single physical location. These centers play a critical role in ensuring digital inclusion, bridging the gap for citizens who may face barriers to full digital access, and reinforcing equitable service delivery across all segments of society.
Through its integrated role as policy leader, digital operator, and ecosystem enabler, MoDEE continues to drive Jordan’s transition toward a future-ready, inclusive, and innovation-driven digital economy.