Judicial reform in Jordan is focused on improving the court system and training lawyers and judges. The plan to make the legal system more efficient involves efforts such as strengthening the central government, simplifying legal procedures, establishing alternative resolution methods, and increasing the enforcement capacity of the legal system. Legislative reform entails the creation of an environment that encourages involvement in the global market and the support for the private sector. The reforms also encompass the amending of laws related to intellectual property, e-transactions, patents, anti-money laundering, and others. Administrative reform in Jordan focuses more on the training and education of civil servants in addition to incorporating Information Communications Technology into every aspect of the government, making it more productive.