Jaafar Hassaneh on government reform
The government reform in Jordan led by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan was limited, as it did not involve extensive changes or the appointment of new ministers. Instead, it focused on restructuring responsibilities following the merger of the Ministries of Education, Higher Education, and Education and Training. The reform aims to improve the efficiency of government operations, particularly by enhancing coordination between the education and human development sectors, with the goal of building an integrated educational system that meets the needs of the labor market. Hassan seeks to shift government management from superficial changes to tangible results through ministerial stability that leads to improved performance and services. The focus is on achieving concrete accomplishments in reducing unemployment, enhancing the quality of education, and simplifying decision-making processes.
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