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Dr. Maher Al-Mahrouq argues that, by affirming that the interests of Jordanians must be at the heart of decision-making, the Throne Speech presents the “impact economy” as a way to measure modernization: by how tangibly and sustainably it improves citizens’ living standards, opportunities, and services—not by economic indicators alone. The speech also makes accelerating the delivery of major projects a priority, while clarifying accountability for delays, ensuring efficient spending and operational readiness, and maximizing the opportunities and benefits these projects generate for local businesses and governorates. It further highlights water security, institutional efficiency, the rule of law, and transparency as foundations for sustainable development and public trust. The results of modernization, in turn, should be measured by who benefits, at what cost, and for how long.
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