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The article discusses recurring criticisms regarding the appointments of the diplomatic elite in Jordan, where children from families with political and media influence dominate top positions. This is largely due to these families investing in their children’s education according to international standards and their early exposure to political environments. The author explains that this phenomenon reflects a problem of reproducing the same elite, thereby marginalizing graduates from public schools and those from modest backgrounds and limiting opportunities for fair competition. He emphasizes the need for the state to intervene by adopting an "affirmative action" policy to provide training and qualification programs for talented individuals from non-ruling families, aiming to empower a new generation of competent professionals to reach leadership positions within the diplomatic and administrative sectors.
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