Jordan faces census implementation issues
The Jordanian government began conducting the population census on October 1, 2026, which will last for one month and involve about 12,000 field researchers collecting data on residents and housing. The census aims to update social and demographic data, with a focus on counting non-Jordanians, and to improve the performance of government institutions—especially since the last official figures date back to 2015. Training teams have been prepared, and logistical arrangements are in place to ensure smooth operations. Each governorate has a designated liaison officer to ensure coordination, and informational materials are being used to raise awareness about the process. The operation faces challenges that require intervention from administrative officials to ensure its success.
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