Nowadays, it is impossible to complete transactions, or most transactions, without using modern technological means, among these means the electronic document and electronic signature to prove electronic transactions that take place through modern means of communication in various forms. The Jordanian legislator took the initiative in 2001 and issued Electronic Transactions Law No. 58 of 2001, followed by the Egyptian as Egyptian Electronic Signature Regulation Law No. (15) of 2004. This paper compares Electronic Transactions Law in both Countries to identify the legal aspects of both and explore the depths of each of them to the extent that leads me to the way each of them deals with the issue. The study conclude with explaining the differences and similarities between the two countries and offers recommendations for policy makers and future researchers.
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