Al-Majali Explains Who Lost Prestige

Jordan is suffering from a decline in the prestige of its political class, which has shifted its focus to appearing at banquets and social gatherings rather than fulfilling its political and moral responsibilities. The writer criticizes officials' preoccupation with social appearances, such as attending ceremonies and social events, at the expense of public work and participation in national projects and community services, which has weakened the country's image in the eyes of its people. He emphasizes the need for state leaders to set an example of responsibility and engagement in developmental issues, such as tree planting, supporting the economy, improving education, and combating poverty. He also calls on the Journalists Syndicate to enact an ethical code that prohibits the publication of images from banquets and social gatherings, to ensure that media and politicians serve the nation rather than engaging in showmanship.

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