Al-Khalayla criticizes IMF loans in Jordan and Egypt
The article covers statements made by Deputy Ali Al-Khalaila regarding Jordan's relations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He mentioned that there is a belief that electricity and water bills may increase based on IMF influences, but he emphasized that the Fund has no direct interference in internal policies. He expressed his appreciation for the IMF due to the long-term loans Jordan and Egypt receive. Additionally, he pointed out the emergence of new companies specializing in installment payments for electricity bills, with plans to verify their legality and licensing through contact with the Central Bank. The article highlights the ongoing internal debate about the impact of international loans on the prices of public services in Jordan.
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