Report says customs department providing adequate services

By JT - Sep 07,2015 - Last updated at Sep 07,2015

AMMAN — An official report prepared by the Ministry of Public Sector Development revealed that employees at the Jordan Customs Department’s public service office treat service recipients well and answer all questions and inquiries, a ministry statement said Monday.

The report, which was recently referred to Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour, was a result of unannounced visits conducted by ministry teams to the department to check on the way services are presented to citizens, the statement added.

After the first visit to the department, citizens can receive services at home or office, according to the report.

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