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وكالة عمون الاخبارية
Questions on Elite Formation from Local Son
The article discusses the phenomenon of political families and elites in Jordan, noting that many high-ranking positions, including diplomatic and administrative roles, are often held by children of families with strong political or social backgrounds. The article affirms that these trends are consistent across countries in the region and worldwide, leading to early advantages for the children of such families at the expense of other opportunities. This creates gaps in fairness of competition and access to success. It suggests that the state adopt positive discrimination policies to promote opportunities for talented individuals from impoverished backgrounds, providing them with training and qualification programs to fairly integrate them into the elite. The focus should be on investing in talent and developing their abilities to prevent the continuous reproduction of the same elites, aiming for a more equitable balance of opportunities, sustainable development, and a broader, more inclusive competitiveness.
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