Chairman of the Jordanian Joint Chiefs of Staff Major General Yousef Huneiti inaugurated the new military court buildings.

In the presence of several high-ranking Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF) officers, the Army Chief listened to a briefing by the Director of Military Justice on the implementation phases of the project, as well as its modern facilities and equipment designed to provide an integrated work environment.

The briefing highlighted how these facilities support judicial procedures, improve operational efficiency, and enhance the quality of military judicial services, according to a JAF statement.

Huneiti toured the new buildings, inspecting the courtrooms, administrative offices, and halls designated for modern technologies and digital connectivity.

He noted that these facilities should foster an advanced work environment that expedites tasks and supports the development of the military justice system according to the best institutional practices.

The Army Chief stressed that the inauguration of the new buildings aligns with the vision of the JAF to develop and modernise its facilities and installations to enhance the efficiency of military institutions and enable them to perform their duties competently.

He pointed out that the development of military justice is a cornerstone in consolidating the rule of law, safeguarding rights, and achieving justice in accordance with applicable legislation.

Huneiti underlined that the JAF is moving ahead with its development plans according to the latest institutional standards to provide a modern work environment that elevates performance and enhances the readiness of various formations and units.

At the end of the visit, Huneiti expressed his appreciation for the efforts exerted to complete the project, stressing the importance of maintaining readiness and efficiency to support the mission of military justice and achieve its goals with high efficiency and professionalism. (Sources & Photo © JAF/The Jordanian Times)