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Jordanians favor appointments over elections
A recent national study in Jordan reveals a decline in citizens' trust in elected municipal councils, with around half of Jordanians preferring the appointment of mayors rather than their election. Researchers attribute this trend to the dominance of mayors in decision-making and ongoing conflicts within councils, which have led to the stagnation of development and service projects. Some believe that appointments provide better administrative stability and improved service delivery. The study is based on interviews with over a thousand citizens across various governorates and emphasizes the need to address the causes of declining trust and to enhance the administrative performance of local councils.
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