Dr. Toubat Questions Civil-Military Corporation Merge
The article discusses the abolition of the Civil Servants Cooperative Law in Jordan and its replacement with a Military Cooperative Institution. The aim is to unify efforts and improve the efficiency of providing goods at reasonable prices for citizens. However, this raises constitutional questions about the compatibility of transforming the institution’s activity from a limited service for certain military categories into a national economic facility that offers its services to all. This is especially pertinent given that the constitution defines the mission of the armed forces solely as national defense. The challenge lies in assessing the legality of this transformation, along with the need to reorganize the institution within a legal framework that aligns with its new nature and economic role, to ensure a balance between public interest and the constitutional limits on the role of the military.
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