Government-MP ties and party ambitions
Two years after Jafar Hassan's government took office, an assessment of its performance indicates differing opinions among MPs and political parties regarding its effectiveness. About 32% believe it is operating at a high pace, while 31% describe its performance as weak. Additionally, 56% of parliamentarians report limited influence of MPs in government decision-making. Most MPs favor a cabinet reshuffle that includes the entry of new parties, with 54% supporting this idea. Political parties, on the other hand, see the government's performance as declining and not meeting their expectations, with over half (54%) endorsing a government reshuffle. The findings reveal a gap between the government, MPs, and parties, pointing toward a desire for structural changes to enhance political and economic performance.
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