Arab Barometer: Jordanians' trust in government and economy increases
A recent opinion poll conducted by the Arab Barometer network revealed a significant increase in Jordanians' trust in the government, reaching 49% compared to 39% at the end of 2023. Trust in the Prime Minister has also risen to 49%, with government performance rated at 61%. The report further indicated that economic issues remain their top concern, with 59% of Jordanians viewing the economic situation as the biggest challenge. About half of them expect the economic situation to improve over the next two years. Security institutions continue to enjoy high levels of trust, with 96% trusting the armed forces and 91% trusting security agencies. Satisfaction with maintaining security and order has also increased to 90%. The survey showed that 93% favor developing alternative energy sources, with broad support for gradually phasing out fossil fuels and ensuring gender equality in employment opportunities, with 65% endorsing this. Additionally, 91% of respondents emphasized Jordan's strong commitment to defending the Palestinian cause, and economic development remains the top priority for government spending, accounting for 35%.
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