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Citizen's Progress Gauge
The article argues that the Speech from the Throne makes the impact of development on citizens’ lives the main yardstick for assessing economic performance. This means improving access to jobs, education and healthcare, raising incomes and productivity, and ensuring that governorates and different groups share more fully in the benefits of growth. It calls for major projects to be accelerated, particularly those related to water security, while keeping implementation and costs under control, engaging local suppliers and businesses, and preparing Jordanians for the jobs in demand. It also stresses the importance of the rule of law, simpler procedures, and linking public spending to measurable results. Implementation, follow-up and accountability, it says, are what turn development into more opportunities and better services—and strengthen confidence in the course of economic modernisation.
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