Survey: Two-thirds of Jordanians trust Hassan's government
A survey conducted by the Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan revealed that 66% of Jordanians trust the government of Prime Minister Jafar Hassan after two years since its formation, with confidence increasing significantly compared to previous periods. Participants affirmed that the government is capable of handling the responsibilities of this stage, with 66% expressing such confidence. The results also showed optimism regarding the management of regional issues and a moderate improvement in economic conditions, as 55% of respondents indicated that their economic situation had not changed or had improved, while 44% viewed it as deteriorating. Additionally, respondents expressed satisfaction with health initiatives, improvements in educational services, expansion of national projects related to water and energy, the adoption of digital transformation and electronic services, as well as support for national products and the promotion of domestic tourism. Overall, the survey reflects a strong level of confidence in the government's performance and an improved outlook for a better future in economic and service sectors.
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