Government officials oversee census execution
Jordan is beginning the scheduled population census, which is set to launch on the first Thursday of October 2026 and will last for one month, involving around 12,000 field researchers. The census aims to gather comprehensive data about the population and housing, with a focus on social and demographic aspects, including 65 questions, most of which pertain to social information. The country is divided into 24,000 statistical blocks. The process faces challenges that require intervention by administrative leaders to ensure its smooth conduct. This census is considered an important step in updating official data that government institutions have relied on since 2015, helping to improve planning and respond to population needs.
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