Thirty days for the presidency

The article discusses the challenges faced by the Jordanian Parliament during the preparation period for electing the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, which begins after the Royal decree announcing the session's convening in November. It focuses on the rivalry among political parties and potential candidates vying for the presidency of the chamber, emphasizing the importance of party unity and support for the candidate, especially from strong parties such as "Meethaq," "Nation," and "Initiative." The article also highlights the need to reorganize the Parliament's performance to achieve a regulatory and legislative balance that reflects the MPs' desire to reform the tarnished image of the previous council and to ensure broader participation through consensus or elections. It is anticipated that the upcoming elections will help revive the Parliament's oversight role and improve its performance, with particular attention to contentious laws and increased scrutiny of the government and the performance of some ministers.

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