Jordanian births total 2.9M in 15 years
The article reviews the situation of youth in Jordan, where they constitute approximately 27% of the population (around 2.4 million people aged 15-29). The number of births exceeds the number of deaths by a rate of six times, with about 2.9 million births recorded between 2010 and 2025. This situation necessitates ongoing investments in education and employment. The Higher Population Council emphasized the importance of protecting fair employment opportunities to promote youth marriage and family formation. Despite economic challenges, the majority of young people remain optimistic about their future. There is a focus on meeting their needs through appropriate employment and training policies, as well as developing participation programs that enable them to transition to financial independence.
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