Amman: The Lower House's Legal Committee on Monday approved draft laws ratifying two extradition agreements, one between Jordan and Spain, and the other with Uzbekistan. The agreements aim to facilitate cooperation between Jordan and these countries in legal matters.
According to Jordan News Agency, the mandating reasons for the drafts are to enhance cooperation between Jordan and the two countries in combating and curbing crime. The agreements aim to ensure that criminals do not escape justice and to facilitate extradition procedures in accordance with constitutional principles, as stated by the Head of the Committee, Aref Sa'ydeh.
Justice Minister Bassam Talhouni informed the committee that the agreements emphasize Jordan's ongoing efforts and cooperation with friendly countries in judicial affairs. These agreements are seen as a continuation of Jordan's commitment to strengthening international legal collaboration.