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Auto Manufacturing: Patience and Supply
The article discusses the history of the automotive industry's failures in Jordan, highlighting attempts to produce national cars such as "Badia" and "Badia 2," which were halted due to taxes and fees, leading to the abandonment of the idea. Despite previous promises to establish car factories in cities like Madaba and Aqaba, these projects never materialized, and the dreams remained just figments of imagination. The article also reviews the failure of the municipal donkey breeding project launched in 2019, noting that the donkey population declined from 15,000 in 1997 to less than 1,000 in 2017. It emphasizes the need for alternative modes of transportation and reducing reliance on industries heavily supported by the government, asserting that the story is summarized by "a little feed and a lot of patience."
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