JEA president, Ahmad Samara Zou’bi, in turn, said the JEA council expressed interest in the survey engineering, and started taking quick steps in that field.
It is currently proceeding in an integrated workshop to update the union legislation, including the JEA Law, Bylaws, the Pension Fund Law, the Training Fund, the Social Responsibility System, and other regulations and legislation.
He indicated that the JEA has taken quick steps and led the digital transformation project to keep pace with the era of information technology, and is working hard on the Academy of Engineers for Training and Professional Development to obtain Arab and international accreditations, in addition to the JEA’s tireless pursuit of networking with authorities in the public and private sectors.
For his part, president of the Arabic Union of Surveyors, Sarkis Fadous, called on various bodies in the public and private sectors in all Arab countries to include surveying in order to benefit from the multiple expertise and modern technologies, in addition to keeping pace with scientific and technological development to raise the professional level in surveying and organizing the profession and developing its methods, with the aim of modernizing land management to increase its productivity.
Bashar Tarawneh, member of the JEA council and Head of the Civil Engineering Division, said that the division worked to reactivate the Surveying Engineers Committee and organized many events and courses in all branches of the JEA in the governorates of the Kingdom.
The survey engineering specialty and the survey engineer’s seal on the topographic plans within the engineering plans were also approved, Tarawneh added.
SOURCE: JORDAN NEWS AGENCY