Jordanians remain optimistic
The results of the survey conducted by the Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan, on the occasion of the two-year anniversary of the formation of Prime Minister Jafar Hissen's government, showed that the majority of Jordanians (56%) believe that matters are heading in a positive direction in the kingdom. There is also high confidence in the government and the prime minister, with the percentage of high or moderate trust reaching 66%, highlighting confidence in the government's ability to handle economic and social responsibilities. The survey indicated that citizens feel a relative improvement in the evaluation of government services, although issues like unemployment and low income remain major problems requiring government intervention. Additionally, the majority of citizens praised initiatives in health, education, and transportation, along with notable optimism regarding the government's management of regional situations and the achievement of economic and social stability.
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