Eagle government and top certification
The article highlights statements by former Jordanian Prime Minister Abdullah Nour, in which he claimed that his government was among the best in Jordan's history, despite decisions he made that negatively impacted citizens' lives and the national economy between 2012 and 2016. It also touches on a relative decline in the level of welfare and the economic burden on citizens as a result of decisions to increase fuel and electricity subsidies and expand the tax brackets, which led to a greater burden on the middle class and the most vulnerable groups. Additionally, the article discusses the political debate surrounding the electoral system and its amendments, criticizing the notion that the government's evaluation should be based solely on numbers, rather than on social impacts and citizens' perceptions of fairness in the reforms. The article concludes that a fair historical judgment requires evaluating decisions realistically and rejecting unfounded claims that are disconnected from on-the-ground realities.
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