The Prime Ministry of Jordan is the central institution supporting the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers in directing and coordinating the work of the Jordanian government. Located at the Fourth Circle in Amman, it plays a central role in government decision-making, policy coordination, monitoring public-sector performance, and following up on major national programs and strategic projects.
The Prime Ministry also facilitates coordination between ministries and other government institutions and supports the implementation of decisions issued by the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers. As one of Jordan’s most important government institutions, it serves at the center of the Kingdom’s executive administration and national policy implementation.