Perestroika: Reforms to Sustain System
The article emphasizes the necessity of comprehensive royal reforms to restructure the economic, administrative, and political programs in Jordan, aiming to restore trust and achieve sustainable development. It highlights the importance of effective and highly capable reform leadership, expanding the circle of national expertise, and moving beyond patterns of repetition and imitation in governance. Additionally, it underscores that economic reform has not yet resulted in an increase in gross domestic product or per capita income, and the country still relies on loans and grants. Meanwhile, administrative reform suffers from poor service quality and issues of nepotism and personal decisions. In the political realm, the parliamentary and party landscape faces challenges in building parliamentary, party-based governments elected by the people, amid a lack of public trust in political parties. The article concludes that success in the reform pathways requires a peaceful revolution and strengthening royal leadership to complete reforms and achieve national objectives.
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