Survey results highlight key points
The survey concluded that a high percentage of Jordanians (56%) believe that the country is heading in a positive direction. This outlook is mainly attributed to a sense of security and stability (48%), as well as development and reforms (20%). However, more than a third of the population feels that the situation is moving in the wrong direction, attributing this to poor economic conditions, debt, and unemployment, which are considered the most pressing challenges requiring urgent action. Additionally, confidence in the performance of security and law enforcement agencies remains high when it comes to security and crime issues. Meanwhile, drug abuse is seen as a less immediate priority, despite rising rates of addiction. Overall, the greatest ongoing challenge remains unemployment and the lack of job opportunities and income. There are also indications of stability in both support for and opposition to the government's performance amid the current circumstances.
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