Egypt’s Minister of Labour, Mohamed Gibran, has issued a warning to Egyptian nationals working in Jordan, urging strict adherence to newly implemented regulations set forth by Jordan’s Ministry of Labour.
The updated measures are aimed at regularising the status of foreign workers in the country while streamlining processes for transferring employment and renewing expired work permits.
Gibran stressed that the Jordanian government is working to support various economic sectors by optimising the contributions of existing foreign labourers, ensuring their compliance with labour laws and related regulations.
The initiatives are intended to create a balanced labour market that benefits both employers and workers.
He highlighted the importance of Egypt’s labour representation office in Jordan maintaining close contact with Egyptian workers to help them navigate any challenges, protect their rights, and raise awareness about their responsibilities.
This proactive communication, Gibran emphasized, is crucial for ensuring the stability of Egyptian workers in Jordan and for safeguarding the rights of local employers.
Jordan’s Minister of Labour, Khaled Al-Bakkar, has taken steps to simplify procedures for employers across various sectors.
Employers have been encouraged to review the full details of these regulatory changes through the ministry’s official website or by visiting regional labour directorates.
The initiative comes as part of a broader effort to formalise the presence of non-Jordanian labourers, facilitating their legal employment status while supporting Jordan’s economic sectors.
Egypt’s call for compliance underscores a shared commitment to fostering stable and lawful working environments for expatriates in the Kingdom.
