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Freihet citizens' hospitality ensures warm welcomes
The Director of the Public Statistics Department in Jordan, Haider Frheits, stated that the seventh population census currently underway aims to assess development needs and improve the quality of life for citizens. It includes all residents, including non-Jordanians such as students, workers, and refugees. He explained that the census now relies on advanced technology, with a cost of 24 million dinars compared to 30 million in 2015, using tablet devices and electronic auditing processes. The researchers' visits take approximately 20 to 45 minutes and focus on collecting data about housing and services, with legal protections in place that criminalize withholding information. The census will also include health-related components to measure the prevalence of diseases and disabilities, with the goal of designing effective health and service plans.
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