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The article addresses the issue of economic and political hegemony over Jordan through experiences of privatizing resources, neglecting the development of the national economy, and continuing reliance on Western aid and loans. It explains that privatization processes have led to a decline in treasury revenues and an increase in debt, and that British and American occupation authorities have prevented Jordan from developing its military capabilities and mineral resources, such as oil, gold, and phosphates, despite their abundant presence. The article also discusses the limited outcomes of the king’s visit to China, which resulted in no tangible investments in strategic sectors like mineral extraction and energy, thereby casting doubt on the possibility of improving the economic situation without genuine independence of decision-making. It affirms that the solution lies in breaking free from Western dominance and independently utilizing national resources, rather than relying on loans and dependency.
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