Parliamentary Contradiction: Support and Calls for Change

Electoral assessments indicate that Jafar Hassan's government, despite being in its second year since formation, faces widespread calls for a ministerial reshuffle. However, the overall performance of the government is considered to be moderate to good, with about 70% of MPs expressing positive opinions. These demands stem from some MPs’ dissatisfaction with the performance of specific ministers, rather than a comprehensive failure of the government. Many believe that the core issue lies within the ministerial team itself, not in the government's overall performance. It appears that the current phase requires a reorganization of government tools, especially as economic and administrative reform files are prioritized over tangible results. Poll results show that the majority of MPs favor a reshuffle—either limited or extensive—with calls for greater party participation in the government to better align with the new political landscape and the needs of the upcoming phase.

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