Eid Al Fayez

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Eid Al-Fayez (عيد الفايز) is a Jordanian politician.

Eid Al-Fayez (عيد الفايز) was born in Manja-Jordan in 1945, he is from Bedouine origin a Famous tribe in Jordan called (Bani Sakhr). He holds a BA degree in economics and political science from Beirut Arab University in Lebanon. He was appointed in several positions such as Minister of Labour, Minister of Youth and Sports, Minister of State and Currently Minister of Interior.

Personal information:

  • Born in Manja-Jordan: 1945
  • Married and has three children
  • Holds a Bachelor of Economics / Beirut: 1969
  • Worked in the private sector and entrepreneurship / United States, United Kingdom and Switzerland: 1969 - 1983

Positions held:

  • Director of the Iraqi-Jordanian Land Transport Company: 1983 - 1986
  • Director of the Jordanian ports Corporation: 1986 - 1990
  • Secretary General of the Ministry of Youth and Sports: 1990 - 1993
  • Adviser to the Royal Court: 1993 - 1996
  • Minister of Labour in the government of Mr. Abdel Raouf Al-Rawabdeh 6/3/1999 - 20/6/2000
  • Minister of Labour in the government of Mr. Ali Abu Ragheb 20/6/2000 - 15/1/2002
  • Minister of State and Minister of Youth and Sports in the Government of Mr. Ali Abu Ragheb 28/10/2001 - 15/1/2002
  • Minister of Interior in the government of Dr. Marouf Al Bakhit 28/11/2005 - 25/11/2007
  • Minister of Interior in the government of Mr. Nader Al Dahabi 25/11/2007 - Current

Medals and Decorations:

  • Wisam al-Kawkab al-Urdani Grand Cordon-First Class: Awarded for military or civil merit (Princes, Heads of state, and to others of similar rank).
  • United Nations Civil Defense Medal
  • Lebanese Ministry of Interior First Class Medal

Practical Experience:

  • Chairman of the Social Security Corporation
  • Chairman of the Vocational Training Corporation
  • Chairman of the Arab Union ports
  • Chairman of the Arab Academy for Shipping - Sharjah
  • Chairman of the Consolidated Company to organize land transport
  • Vice-Chairman of the Territory of Aqaba Authority
  • Member of the Governing Council of the Arab Union for Land Transport
  • Member of the Governing Council of the Syrian Jordanian Traffic Company
  • Member of the Governing Council of National Maritime Lines
  • Member of the Governing Council of Free Zones
  • Member of the Governing Council of Aqaba Ports
  • Member of the company board of the Iraqi-Jordanian Land Transport
  • Member of the Governing Council of the Royal Club Research
  • Member of the Technical Committee of Supreme Chemical Industries
  • Member of the Five-Year Plan for Transport Sector
  • Member of the Jordanian Olympic Committee
  • Member of the Executive Committee of the Association of Scouts and Guides
  • Member of the Committee for Greater Amman Municipality
  • Member of the Supreme Committee for the development the South Territory


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